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White-Collar Terror Ecosystem
11/11/2025 10:09:54 PM
A probe has revealed that a doctor from Pulwama drove the explosive laden car and blew it off near Red Fort in New Delhi leaving more than ten people dead.
Before the explosion in the national capital, J&K, Haryana and UP Police arrested three doctors, including a female, and unearthed a massive terror network masterminded and operated by medicos, of which two were from Kashmir.
It was one of the most shocking counter-terror revelations in recent years.
The transnational module—linked to the banned outfits Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) and Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind (AGuH)—was busted after meticulous investigations that led to the arrest of eight accused, including professionals and an imam, and the seizure of nearly 2,900 kg of explosives, arms, and encrypted communication devices.
Police officials described the network as a “white-collar terror ecosystem”—a sophisticated operation run under the cover of education, medicine, and charity, aimed at orchestrating large-scale terror attacks across the country.
The terror network comprised educated professionals, students, and religious figures who had been radicalised through online channels.
Their handlers were based in Pakistan and other foreign countries.
The accused allegedly used encrypted apps to coordinate logistics, transfer funds, and receive operational instructions. Funds were raised under the guise of charitable and educational causes before being diverted for terror-related activities.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has expressed solidarity with the families of the victims and assured the nation that the perpetrators will get an exemplary punishment.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah after chairing the multiple meetings in New Delhi instructed the security agencies to hunt down each and every culprit behind the Delhi blast and assured the people that everyone involved will face the full wrath of security agencies.
The Red Fort car blast has once again proven that terror has no religion, and still a few elements are playing into the hands of Pakistan and are dancing to their tunes. Blood of innocent people has been spilled on the streets of the National Capital.
The terrorists have struck yet again to appease their masters. It’s unfortunate and unacceptable.
India’s top leadership has assured the citizens that orchestrators will have to pay a heavy price for their inhuman act.
The message is clear that no one will be allowed to get away after bleeding innocents.
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