In Shorts
- Security sources confirm the low-intensity IED blast at Delhi’s Red Fort is the work of the Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) terror group.
- The nature of the improvised explosive device shows a direct link to modules previously active in Jammu & Kashmir’s Pahalgam sector.
- Investigators are probing a sophisticated terror module suspected to be operating from across the border, masterminding these strikes.
NEW DELHI, India – A chilling pattern has emerged from the shadows of the recent security breach at Delhi’s iconic Red Fort, with intelligence and investigative sources pointing a definitive finger at the Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM). Exclusive information accessed by AlwaysFirst indicates that the low-intensity improvised explosive device (IED) used in the Lal Qila incident bears the unmistakable signature of the banned terror outfit.
According to highly-placed sources within the security apparatus, the forensic and technical analysis of the explosive material has drawn a direct line to terror modules operated by JeM in the sensitive Pahalgam sector of Jammu and Kashmir. The specific assembly and deployment methodology, officials note, is a mirror image of tactics employed in earlier operations targeting security forces in the Mahadev mountain range and other parts of the Pahalgam area.
“This is not an isolated incident. We are looking at a clear pattern here,” a senior official involved in the multi-agency probe stated on condition of anonymity. “The individuals or module behind this strike appear to be following a playbook previously executed in Jammu & Kashmir. The sophistication suggests guidance from across the border.”
The revelation significantly escalates the implications of the blast, which occurred on the grounds of the historic monument. It transforms the event from a local security lapse to a potential part of a larger, coordinated campaign by a globally-proscribed terrorist organization. The findings have spurred a nationwide manhunt, with agencies piecing together the movements of the suspected operatives who planted the device.
Security forces have now intensified their focus on dismantling the support network believed to be facilitating these strikes. The investigation is actively pursuing leads to identify and neutralize the entire cell, which is suspected to have received both logistical support and strategic direction from handlers in Pakistan. As the probe deepens, the nation’s security infrastructure remains on high alert to pre-empt any further attempts to disrupt peace and stability.
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