India arresta a sospechoso por explosión de coche en Nueva Delhi que dejó 10 muertos – Chicago Tribune
Indian authorities have arrested a man from Indian-controlled Kashmir on charges of conspiring with a suicidal attacker to cause a deadly car explosion in the capital, Nueva Delhi, the country has been informed.
Counterterrorism body National Investigation Agency said in a statement that the vehicle that exploited the moons was registered under the name of Amir Rashid Ali, who had previously traveled to Nueva Delhi from Indian-controlled Kashmir to facilitate the purchase of vehicles. He said Ali’s arrest was an “important advance” in the case.
The blast hit 10 people and killed 32 others around the city’s historic Red Fort. Indian officials called them a “terrorist attack incident” and pointed at “anti-national forces.”
The vehicle explosion came several hours after Kashmir police announced they had destroyed a suspicious cell operating in the conflict region, arresting fewer people, including Kashmiri doctors in Indian cities, and confiscating a large quantity of bomb-making materials.
The investigating agency identified the suicidal driver of the car as Umar Un Nabi, also a Kashmiri, a doctor who taught at a medical college in Faridabad town near Nueva Delhi. Government forces rob the youths of their familiar home in the safe district of Pulwama at night as retaliation for the attack, informing the authorities.
Indian security agencies have also carried out a series of probes across Kashmir as part of their investigation, questioning miles and arresting key figures.
The night viernes, some of the explosives confiscated in Faridabad and transported to Kashmir’s main city Srinagar were detonated by a commission, handling fewer new people and hiring 32 others.
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This story was translated into English by an AP editor with the help of a generative artificial intelligence tool.
