India arrests Kashmir resident over deadly Delhi car blast

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Indian authorities have arrested Amir Rashid Ali, the owner of the car that exploded near the Red Fort in New Delhi, killing 12 people and wounding 32. The National Investigation Agency (NIA) announced on Sunday that it had apprehended the 25-year-old resident of Indian-administered Kashmir, who is believed to have been an accomplice of Umar Un Nabi, a self-proclaimed "suicide bomber" behind the deadly attack.

According to investigators, Ali was involved in conspiring with Nabi to carry out a terror attack using explosives. The car that was used to transport the explosives was registered in Ali's name and was found near the site of the blast. Authorities say they have extensive evidence against him and are searching for more leads to identify potential co-conspirators.

The arrest comes as Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's cabinet described the explosion as a "heinous terror incident, perpetrated by antinational forces." However, with Pakistan being a prime suspect in the background, authorities were cautious not to explicitly mention Islamabad, fearing it could escalate tensions between the two nuclear-armed nations.

Just last week, another blast occurred in Srinagar, where a cache of confiscated explosives detonated in a police station, killing nine people and injuring nearly 30. Kashmiri police stated that there was no involvement by armed groups in this incident, but they have recovered a massive cache of arms, ammunition, and explosives.

The ongoing violence in the region has raised concerns about national security, with tensions simmering between India and Pakistan over several years.
 
I'm still trying to process what's happening in India lately... 🤔 There's definitely something fishy going on with all these blasts happening one after another. First it's the car explosion near the Red Fort, and now another blast just a week later in Srinagar. It's like they're trying to send a message, but from who? 😕 And what's really concerning is that the authorities are being super tight-lipped about the whole thing. I mean, I get it, national security is at stake, but come on, can't we at least have some truth? 🤷‍♂️ The fact that they're not explicitly mentioning Pakistan in this latest incident just feels like a cop-out to me. It's all very suspicious... 👀
 
OMG 😮 just heard about the explosion at the Red Fort 🤯 it's so crazy that 12 people lost their lives! I'm all for getting to the bottom of this, but can't help feeling bad for Amir Rashid Ali - poor guy's in trouble and all... 🤕 anyway, seems like this is another one of those super sensitive situations where everyone's on high alert 😬 doesn't know what's real or not anymore... Kashmir, Pakistan, India, it's all getting so complicated 💔 and that explosion last week just added to the chaos! 🌪️
 
man I'm so worried about what's happening in india/pakistan right now 🤕 it feels like they're stuck in this cycle of violence and terrorism and no one seems to know how to stop it. i mean, you've got the government saying that it's antinational forces but at the same time not naming pakistan directly it just feels like a big cover-up and I don't want anyone to get hurt on either side of this conflict 🙏

and what really gets me is that these attacks are happening over and over again and still no one seems to be doing anything about it. the arrests come but they're not stopping the violence the only thing that's changing is who's behind it maybe now they've arrested amir rashid ali but what about the ones who planned this whole thing in the first place? where are they now?

it feels like we're just reacting to these attacks rather than actually solving the problem and making real progress towards peace 🤔
 
🤔 I dont think we should be jumping to conclusions about Amir Rashid Ali just yet...like, what if he was coerced into doing this by someone else? or maybe he didn't even know it was a terrorist plot? Idk, maybe the NIA is moving too fast here...and what about all those Kashmiri police officers who said there was no involvement in that Srinagar blast? shouldn't we be looking at other suspects before making accusations against Ali?
 
so this arrest is definitely a big one, but you gotta wonder how far down the rabbit hole goes... 25-year-old guy from Kashmir involved in conspiring with someone who's supposed to be a suicide bomber? that's a pretty low bar to start with. and what's up with all these blasts just happening in one area? it feels like they're trying to send a message, but which one?

and yeah, the fact that India is being super careful not to mention Pakistan directly is telling... i mean, we all know tensions are running high there, so it's gonna be hard for them to get to the bottom of this without ruffling some feathers.
 
Ugh, can't believe what's happening in Kashmir 🤯. I mean, I get that tensions are high between India and Pakistan, but it feels like things are getting out of hand. This explosion near the Red Fort was just devastating... 12 people lost their lives 😢. And now they're saying Amir Rashid Ali was involved with this guy Umar Un Nabi? That's just scary 🚨. I'm glad the authorities were able to catch him, but we need to make sure he's brought to justice and that these kind of attacks stop happening.

And what's up with all the secrecy around it? Just saying Pakistan is a suspect in the background without directly naming them... come on, India! Can't you just talk about this openly and honestly for once? It feels like there's more going on here than we're being told 🤔. We need to get to the bottom of this and make sure our leaders are working to keep us safe, not hiding behind vague statements 😒.
 
I'm hearing that this arrest is a big one for the NIA... seems like they've got their finger on someone who was involved with Umar Un Nabi. But, to be real, I think we're just scratching the surface here. The fact that it took them this long to catch Amir Rashid Ali raises some questions about how much evidence they had and how thorough their investigation was. And what's up with all these blasts happening in Kashmir? It feels like someone's trying to send a message, but to whom? India's always saying Pakistan is behind the attacks, but I think there's more going on beneath the surface... 🤔💥
 
Ugh 🤕, these explosions are like something out of a horror movie... I mean, what's going on in India? First, it's this car explosion near the Red Fort, and now another blast in Srinagar... it's like they're trying to make headlines or something 😂. But seriously, 12 people dead and over 60 injured? That's just devastating 🤕.

I feel for the victims and their families, but at the same time, I'm like, "What's going on with these investigations?" Why are they not naming Pakistan, you know? It's like they're being super cautious or something... maybe it's better that way? Don't wanna fan the flames, right? 🔥

But honestly, can we talk about how Kashmir is stuck in this limbo? The violence, the unrest... it's like, what's next? Will we see more explosions, more tensions? It's so frustrating 💔. And what about Amir Rashid Ali and Umar Un Nabi? How did they get involved in all this? What were their motives? So many questions 🤔.

I just wish people could find a way to talk things through without resorting to violence... but I guess that's easier said than done, right? 😞.
 
🤔 I'm not sure what to think about all these attacks happening back-to-back. Like, how many people have to die before something changes? And it's always the same people getting hurt - innocent civilians who just want to live their lives. It feels like we're stuck in this never-ending cycle of violence and retaliation. Have we learned nothing from history? 🤦‍♂️
 
😟 I'm still trying to wrap my head around all this violence in Kashmir... it's like, what's going on with these young guys getting pulled into all this? Amir Rashid Ali was just 25, you know? 🤕 And the fact that he was supposed to be an accomplice to this Umar Un Nabi dude is just crazy. Like, how do people get recruited for stuff like this? It's not exactly a clear-cut issue of good vs evil, right? There are always so many complexities and grey areas... 🤔 I mean, the Indian authorities are searching for more leads now, but what if these investigations don't uncover the whole truth? What if we're just scratching the surface of something much bigger? 😬
 
🚨 just another day, another bombing in India 🤕 25yo kid caught in the crossfire, who's gonna take responsibility for these heinous acts? 🤷‍♂️ and what's the real deal with all these explosions happening in Kashmir? It's like a never-ending cycle of violence... 💥
 
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I'm following the news on the car explosion near the Red Fort, and it's a total tragedy 😔. 12 people lost their lives, and 32 were injured. This is a huge security breach in New Delhi.

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The NIA has arrested Amir Rashid Ali, the car's owner, who is believed to be an accomplice of Umar Un Nabi. The investigation says they have extensive evidence against him.

**Security Concerns**
This explosion raises concerns about national security in India and Pakistan 🤝. Tensions between the two nations have been simmering for years, and this incident could potentially escalate things further. We need to be careful not to jump to conclusions or make assumptions.

**Keeping the Conversation Going**
How do you think the situation will unfold? Do you think there's a link between the explosion in New Delhi and the recent blast in Srinagar?
 
OMG 🤯 just heard about the explosion near Red Fort 🚨💥 and I'm still trying to process everything 😩. 12 people lost their lives 💔 and 32 injured 🤕. My heart goes out to the families of the victims ❤️.

I'm so glad the authorities were able to catch Amir Rashid Ali 👮‍♂️. It's terrifying to think about how close we came to losing many more lives 😱. I'm also relieved that some leads have been found to identify potential co-conspirators 🚨.

It's still hard to fathom why someone would do such a thing 🤔. The fact that it was a car explosion near a historical site is just heartbreaking ❤️. I can only imagine how scared people must have felt 😱.

I'm keeping my fingers crossed for peaceful resolution in Kashmir 💕. It's time for an end to the violence and for India and Pakistan to work together towards peace 🌎. Fingers crossed that this arrest will lead to some positive change 💪.
 
🚨😬 This whole situation is super concerning - I mean, 12 people dead from a car bomb near one of Delhi's most iconic landmarks? It's just horrific... and the fact that they think Amir Rashid Ali was involved with Umar Un Nabi, who claims to be a suicide bomber? 🤯 That's some crazy stuff. The authorities are doing their job, but you can't help but wonder what other leads they're chasing and whether they'll ever catch all the people responsible for this kind of violence. 💥 And then there's the diplomatic situation between India and Pakistan - it's like one bad incident is just fueling more tension... 🌪️
 
🤔 what's up with these terrorist attacks? like, one day it's a car bombing at Red Fort and next thing you know there's another blast in Srinagar that doesn't even seem connected... seems like they're just trying to keep the situation escalating. and Pakistan's always playing dumb but we all know they're involved somehow 🙄. authorities are so quick to point fingers without actually having solid proof, what if this is some inside job? 🤑 also, how many people do we need to lose before India starts taking responsibility and addressing the root cause of the problem?
 
I'm following this story closely... 🤔 it's super confusing to understand who's behind these attacks and who's not. The way authorities are talking around Pakistan is a bit suspicious, you know? They don't want to mention Islamabad directly but still implying that something fishy is going on there.

I think the real challenge here isn't just identifying the people responsible for these attacks, but also figuring out why this keeps happening in the region... 🤯 Kashmir's got such deep tensions already and then you add these bombings, it's like a perfect storm of chaos.

Indian authorities are working hard to get more leads on Amir Rashid Ali and Nabi, but what about the other suspects? Are they just going to come out of the woodwork now that someone else is in custody? It feels like they're playing catch-up here.
 
Man, it's just so tragic 🤕... I mean, 12 people dead and 32 injured? That's like, totally devastating, you know? And the fact that this young guy, Amir Rashid Ali, was involved in all this is just crazy 😱. I don't even want to think about it.

I guess it's good that authorities were able to catch him and get some evidence, but at the same time, it feels like we're just seeing more of the same old cycle of violence 🔄. And what's with all these explosions happening in Kashmir? It's like, can't they just calm down for one second? 😩

I'm also a bit tired of how everyone's just labeling things as "terror incidents" without really getting into the details 🤔. Like, are we even talking about the root causes here or is it just all about pointing fingers at each other? It feels like we're not really addressing the problem.

But hey, I guess this arrest might lead to some progress, right? Maybe now we can start having a more nuanced conversation about what's going on in Kashmir and how we can work towards peace 🤞.
 
Wow 🤯 just how crazy is it that a car explosion near the Red Fort could kill 12 people and Ali's arrest seems like such a big deal? Interesting how they're being careful not to point fingers at Pakistan 🙅‍♂️ doesn't help with tensions between the two countries...
 
This is getting outta hand 🚨... I mean, what's going on with all these bombings? It feels like they're happening every other day now. 12 people dead, 32 hurt... that's just crazy. You'd think we'd be more careful about who we trust and how we get our explosives. I'm not saying Ali was the mastermind or anything, but it's weird he was involved with someone like Nabi, you know? The way they're talking about Pakistan being a suspect is pretty suspicious too 🤔... just saying.
 
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