Owaisi Slams Delhi Suicide Blast as ‘Haram’, Targets Amit Shah

Owaisi was referring the the purported video by Red Fort blast accused Dr Umar’s video where he justified suicide bombing.

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Owaisi Slams Red Fort Suicide Blast as Terrorism

Lok Sabha MP Asaduddin Owaisi condemned the undated video of Delhi blast accused Dr Umar Un Nabi, who justified suicide bombing as “martyrdom”. He called the recent suicide blast near Delhi’s Red Fort an act of terrorism. AIMIM chief Owaisi said, Suicide is haram in Islam, and killing innocents is a grave sin. Such acts also violate the law of the land. There is nothing ‘misunderstood’ about them. This is terrorism and nothing else. Owaisi also posed questions to home minister Amit Shah over the law and order situation as he revoked his remarks post Operation Sindoor and Operation Mahadev where Shah had claimed that no local Kashmiri had joined terror groups in the last six months. “Where did this group come from then? Who is accountable for the failure to detect this group?” he wrote on X.

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Video recovered from Dr Umar’s phone

Investigators retrieved an 80-second-long video from Red Fort blast accused Dr Umar’s phone where he justifies suicide bombing. The critical evidence was unearthed after the detention and subsequent interrogation of Zahoor Illahi, brother of Umar who was driving the explosive-laden car that blasted outside Red Fort on November 10 killing 12 people, officials said on Tuesday. The video, in which Dr Umar Nabi speaks in English, is getting viral on the social media and he is seen defending the suicide bombings. Investigators told HT that though mobile phone of Dr Umar was damaged, however, forensic teams were able to retrieve data which could be useful for investigators. Sources said the data is now being carefully scanned by police experts.

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