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UPDATED: Nov 13, 2025 13:45 IST
This special report reveals exclusive CCTV footage of Omar Mohammad, the terrorist behind the November 10 Red Fort car bombing, as he entered Delhi. The visuals from the Badarpur border toll plaza show Mohammad in the Hyundai i20 car that was later used in the explosion, looking repeatedly at the camera and carrying a large bag in the back seat. The footage, captured hours before the attack, is a critical piece of evidence for agencies investigating the 'doctor terror module' linked to massive explosives recovered in Faridabad. An anchor on the broadcast stated, 'These are very important pieces of evidence and just speaks volumes of how he was on the run and he knew that that the eyes would be on him and that's the reason why he keeps on glancing at the CC TV cameras'.
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