Diaries of doctors reveal two-year plan behind the Delhi blast

Diaries filled with coded notes and names have opened a window into a two-year conspiracy. Investigators say two Al-Falah University doctors quietly turned their campus lodgings into the centre of a terror network

Notebooks and diaries recovered during searches on November 11 and 12 from campus lodgings of two Al-Falah University doctors involved in the Delhi terror plot indicate they were planning multiple strikes for over two years, sources involved in the probe told TOI.
Evidence allegedly recovered from room 13 (where Muzammil Ganaie lived) and Umar Un Nabi’s room (No 4) points towards an elaborate terror plot. According to investigators, the notebooks and diaries were filled with coded references, names and numbers with dates from November 8-12, suggesting the doctors were planning multiple attacks. The word ‘operation’ was scribbled repeatedly on the diaries.