The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has reportedly uncovered a shocking network involving highly qualified medical professionals in connection with the alleged “Mother of Satan” explosive case linked to the Red Fort blast investigation. According to the agency’s chargesheet, the accused individuals allegedly used their professional backgrounds and technical expertise to assist in planning and facilitating extremist activities.
Investigators claim the case exposed a sophisticated network where educated professionals, including doctors and medical experts, were allegedly involved in radical operations and logistical support. The term “Mother of Satan” is commonly associated with highly dangerous explosive material, making the case particularly alarming for security agencies.
The NIA’s chargesheet reportedly details how the accused communicated through encrypted platforms, coordinated activities secretly, and allegedly attempted to evade surveillance by using their respectable professional identities as cover. Officials believe the case reflects a disturbing trend of radicalisation among educated individuals from influential backgrounds.
The investigation began after suspicious explosive-related activities linked to the Red Fort area came under the scanner of intelligence agencies. Multiple raids, forensic examinations, and digital evidence analysis were carried out during the probe. Authorities reportedly recovered electronic devices, documents, and other materials connected to the case.
Security experts say the revelations in the chargesheet highlight the evolving nature of extremist networks and the increasing challenge faced by agencies in identifying unconventional operatives. The case is expected to remain under close judicial scrutiny as further proceedings continue in court.
