BREAKING 🚨: At least 9 deaths and 21 injuries have been confirmed in an explosion outside the district courts in Pakistan’s capital city of Islamabad. Majority of the victims have been taken to PIMS Hospital: Official Sources.

According to Moneycontrol, Pakistan has put all its airbases and airfields on Red Alert after intelligence inputs warned of possible Indian retaliation or cross-border escalation. A NOTAM was issued for November 11–12, signalling tighter airspace restrictions and elevated security measures along the India–Pakistan border.

The report states that Pakistan has activated its air defence systems, placed the Army, Navy, and Air Force on high alert, and directed all branches to monitor developments closely. Fighter jets have been kept ready for immediate launch, and additional precautions have been taken to secure key air assets and installations.

These steps follow the high-intensity blast near Delhi’s Red Fort Metro station that killed at least eight people and injured more than twenty, prompting Islamabad to prepare for any potential fallout.

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Jammu and Kashmir Police have detained another doctor in connection with the Red Fort blast investigation. The individual, identified as Dr. Sajad Ahmad Mala, is known to be a close associate of Dr. Umar, the main accused in the case.

According to police sources, Dr. Mala was taken in for questioning after new leads surfaced during the probe. Officials noted that more people may be called in as the investigation continues to map the wider network behind the incident.

Dr. Mala had also been employed at Al-Falah Hospital in Faridabad.

Source: India Today

BREAKING ⚠️: The bombing outside the Islamabad District Court has been investigated as a suspected suicide bombing, ISPR affiliated accounts claim.

Uttar Pradesh Police carried out searches at the Saharanpur home of Dr. Parvez Ansari as part of an ongoing probe into his suspected connections with a terror network.

According to sources, Ansari is believed to have ties to the Faridabad terror module. Another accused linked to the same module, Dr. Adil, is also said to be from Saharanpur.

The location, timing and modus operandi of the Islamabad blast raise significant doubts. Occurring immediately after the New Delhi attack, the incident appears calibrated to project Pakistan as a parallel victim of terrorism and dilute external scrutiny.

From a tactical perspective, the strike’s low-intensity profile, choice of location, and rapid state narrative deployment suggest an operation designed more for strategic signalling than operational impact. Islamabad has historically used such incidents to justify heightened alerts, mobilise domestic opinion, and create diplomatic equivalence during periods of regional tension.

The sequencing, information rollout, and immediate framing by Pakistani authorities indicate an attempt to shape perception rather than respond to a genuine escalation in threat.

Fresh Explosives Seized from Faridabad's Sector 56

A day after a deadly blast near Delhi’s Red Fort and the recovery of a massive cache of explosives, police on Tuesday seized three bags of a powdery substance suspected to be used in making firecrackers from a rented house in Sector 56 of Faridabad. The latest find adds to the string of alarming discoveries in the Delhi-NCR region, deepening suspicions of a larger network involved in stockpiling explosives near the national capital.

The investigation into the Red Fort blast has been handed over to the National Investigation Agency (NIA), with security agencies now focusing on uncovering the broader terror network believed to be involved.

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✍Sources indicate that the investigation has found Maulvi Irfan, a former paramedical staffer at GMC Srinagar and ex-Imam, to be a central figure in radicalising medical students. He and two associates are believed to have ideological links to Jaish e Mohammed and are suspected to be the core members of the Faridabad and Delhi module.

Faridabad Police Crime Branch is interrogating three additional doctors from Al Falah University in connection with the Delhi blast and the subsequent arrests.