Caught On Camera: Fresh CCTV Shows Jaish Terrorist Umar Mohammad Using Phones Before Red Fort Attack | Watch
Recently surfaced CCTV footage has revealed the movements of Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorist Mohammad Umar in the days leading up to the blast at Delhi’s Red Fort. The footage, taken from a mobile phone shop in Faridabad on October 30th, shows Umar using two mobile phones simultaneously. He hands one to the shopkeeper and holds the other in his hand. He also appears nervous while charging the phones.
Authorities believe Mohammad Umar discarded both phones before entering Delhi on November 10th, as he was not carrying a mobile phone during the suicide car bomb attack near a traffic stop in Old Delhi.
Born in Pulwama, Jammu and Kashmir, in 1989, Umar was a doctor at Faridabad’s Al-Falah Medical College and is now under investigation along with several other medical professionals facing terrorism-related charges.
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Police have traced the route he took on November 10 using CCTV footage, mapping his path toward Delhi’s Chandni Chowk. Investigators are continuing to collect additional footage to establish the full sequence of events and the wider plan.
According to security agencies, Umar was part of a network allegedly planning serial blasts. Earlier arrests of doctors Mujammil Shakeel and Adil Rather, along with other accused individuals, led to the recovery of approximately 2,900 kg of explosives from Faridabad. Officials say these arrests prompted Umar to leave the city in the i20.
After leaving Faridabad, Umar travelled through Mewat and reached Firozpur Jhirka before driving onto the Delhi–Mumbai Expressway. He spent the night at a dhaba and slept inside the car. The next morning, he returned to Delhi, with CCTV cameras recording him crossing the Badarpur toll at 8:13 am.
Despite the earlier bust of a Jaish-e-Mohammed module in the region, Umar was able to evade arrest and carry out the attack.
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