Not all Muslims support terror: Omar Abdullah slams Gurugram order for J&K residents

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, reacting to the Red Fort blast and the wider terror module that has been busted, appealed to the people and authorities to not believe that all Muslims or Kashmiri Muslims support terror. Abdullah’s reaction came after the Gurugram police asked housing socities, owners and PG accommodations to submit to them the details of Kashmiri and foreign nationals staying there.

Speaking exclusively to India Today TV, Abdullah said that the common Indian people normally do not believe the narrative built up around such attacks and doubt the patriotism of Kashmiri people. Watch more.

Pakistan's 27th Amendment: Field Marshal Munir Gets Absolute Power, Lifelong Immunity.

This special report analyses Pakistan's 27th Constitutional Amendment, which grants unprecedented powers to Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir and weakens the country's judiciary. The new law, signed by President Asif Ali Zardari, makes Munir the Chief of Defence Forces with command over all three services and provides him with lifelong immunity from prosecution. Dr. Tara Kartha, a national security expert, stated, 'He's clipped the wings of the judiciary so that they can't question it.' The discussion, featuring host Gaurav Sawant and defence editor Sandeep Unnithan, explores the implications of this shift for Pakistan's democracy and for India's security.

AIU revokes Al-Falah University's membership amid NIA probe into 'doctor' terror module.

This India Today report covers the fallout from a terror blast near Delhi's Red Fort, focusing on Al-Falah University in Faridabad. The Association of Indian Universities (AIU) has revoked the university's membership, citing its lack of 'good standing' following revelations that doctors associated with the institution are linked to the terror plot. The National Investigation Agency (NIA) is now leading the probe into what is being called a 'white-collar terror module', questioning faculty and staff. An India Today anchor stated, 'It's a white collar terror module and there are other doctors still out there at large and attempt is being made to nab them'.

University Terror Hub: Professor in Lal Qila Blast Ran 'Taliban Model' Classes for Students.

This special report investigates a 'white-collar' terror module linked to Alfala University in Faridabad, involving professors Dr. Umar, Dr. Muzamil, and Dr. Shaheen. The probe connects them to a deadly car blast near Delhi's Lal Qila, allegedly carried out by Dr. Umar, who died in the explosion. Investigators have also accused Dr. Shaheen of heading a women's recruitment wing for the terror group Jaish-e-Muhammad in India. A student from the university told India Today that Dr. Umar enforced extremist rules, stating, 'the class was being run with a Taliban model...He used to say to the students that you both have to sit in the groups, girls one side and the boys other side'.

Amit Shah Vows 'Strictest Punishment' for Delhi Blast Perpetrators; Terror Module Busted

Union Home Minister Amit Shah has issued a stern warning following a deadly car blast near Delhi's Red Fort that killed at least 12 people. The investigation is focused on a 'white-collar' terror module linked to Jaish-e-Mohammed, leading to nationwide raids and the arrest of several professionals. Authorities have confirmed via DNA testing that Dr. Umar Nabi, a key suspect identified in the transcript, was driving the vehicle and died in the explosion, which occurred after security forces began dismantling the network and seizing large quantities of explosives. Speaking on the government's response, Shah stated, 'All those who committed this cowardly act and those behind it will be brought before the law and given the strictest possible punishment'.