Delhi blast: Investigators 0 in on bomber's final hours
Investigators are piecing together the last three hours of Dr. Umar Mohammad before the deadly Red Fort blast on November 10, which took 15 lives.
CCTV shows him in a parking lot, likely assembling the bomb there before it detonated 24 minutes after he left, at 6:52pm.
The big questions now are how the device was put together and triggered.
What else is unfolding
Turns out, this wasn't just a one-off attack—authorities suspect a larger plan involving drones with cameras and possibly gliding rockets, linked to Mohammad and Dr. Muzammil Shakeel.
Forensic teams are waiting on key reports to figure out exactly how the bomb worked.
Meanwhile, investigators are checking over 70 phone numbers for ties to handlers abroad, especially in Turkiye and Afghanistan, as they work to map out everyone involved.