NEW DELHI: Days after the Delhi bomb blast that claimed 13 lives and injured over 20, a flight ticket recovered from a rubbish pile in Saharanpur has added a brand new twist to the investigation. The ticket revealed that Dr Adil Ahmad, a Jammu and Kashmir native arrested final week had travelled from Srinagar to Delhi on October 31, simply days earlier than the November 10 automobile explosion close to the Pink Fort.Officers mentioned the ticket, bearing Adil's identify and journey date was recovered from a rubbish pile outdoors his rented home in Aman Vihar Colony in Saharanpur on Wednesday. The home has since been sealed and positioned underneath police guard. A number of intelligence and anti-terror groups searched the premises earlier this week, they added.Police sources confirmed that the ticket has been seized and despatched for forensic examination. The invention has raised additional questions on Adil's actions and potential hyperlinks to the Delhi blast.Investigators try to find out how lengthy he stayed within the capital and who he met throughout that interval, information company PTI reported. Adil was arrested from Saharanpur on November 6. His journey data now counsel that he flew from Srinagar to Delhi barely 10 days earlier than the Pink Fort explosion.A professional physician with MBBS and MD levels, he had been working at Well-known Hospital on Ambala Highway in Saharanpur. Colleagues described him as “quiet, well mannered {and professional}.”Regardless of his skilled background, investigators allege that Adil maintained hyperlinks with terror outfits, together with Jaish-e-Mohammed, and will have helped prepare logistics for his or her operations.Earlier, the Jammu and Kashmir Police took Adil on remand to Srinagar, whereas central and state companies expanded their probe into his actions and community. Safety companies from Jammu and Kashmir, Uttar Pradesh and central intelligence models are at the moment tenting in Saharanpur to hint his native contacts and confirm his communications and monetary data.Locals in Bapu Vihar Colony, the place Adil lived described him as a quiet tenant who saved to himself however typically obtained late-night guests, with a number of autos often seen parked outdoors.The Jammu and Kashmir Police had registered a case in Srinagar on October 28 after posters supporting the banned outfit Jaish-e-Mohammed appeared in a number of areas. CCTV footage allegedly confirmed Adil placing up the posters, main investigators to hint him to Saharanpur. He was taken into custody from Well-known Hospital and handed over to Srinagar Police on transit remand.Dr Babar, a colleague at Well-known Hospital mentioned that Adil had joined the ability in March and was “extremely competent” in his subject.“It's painful that such an informed particular person could possibly be concerned in such shameful acts,” he mentioned.Investigators at the moment are analyzing whether or not Adil's Delhi go to on October 31 had any operational connection to the Pink Fort blast or if he acted independently as a part of a wider community.His arrest is being seen as a part of a broader counterterrorism crackdown following the Delhi blast. Earlier, a “white-collar terror module” was busted in Faridabad and Haryana, the place a number of suspects, together with docs linked to Al Falah College had been arrested and enormous portions of explosives had been recovered.
