NIA Chargesheet Reveals Al-Falah Doctors Tested Bombs on Campus and in Aravalis

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India's National Investigation Agency has filed a chargesheet detailing how members of the Al-Falah terror module allegedly progressed from fertilizer-based explosives to improvised explosive devices. Doctors linked to the module reportedly conducted test explosions and firearms trials at isolated locations, including within a university campus and in the Aravalli hills. Funds channelled through a university-based doctor were allegedly used to procure weapons and materials. Rented premises were used to secretly store chemicals, equipment, and explosives away from public areas. Authorities seized a significant cache of ammonium nitrate before a planned attack on the Red Fort could be carried out.

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