NIA Arrests Faridabad Resident Soyab for Providing Shelter to the wanted Terrorists Umar Un Nabi in Delhi Blast Case

In the Delhi blast investigation, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) has arrested a man identified as Soyab, a resident of Faridabad Haryana, for allegedly providing shelter to wanted terrorist Umar Un Nabi. The arrest marks a crucial development in the ongoing probe into the incident.

According to the officials, Soyab is accused of offering logistical support and safe accommodation to Umar Un Nabi during his stay in the National Capital Region (NCR). 

Investigators believe , this support played a key role in helping the fugitive operative evade security agencies following the blast.

The NIA carried out searches and examined digital as well as physical evidence before apprehending Soyab. He is now being questioned to ascertain details of the network involved and whether additional individuals assisted the terrorist.

Umar Un Nabi, linked to anti-India extremist activities, has been under the scanner for his alleged role in orchestrating and planning the blast in Delhi. The agency is continuing its efforts to trace his movement, identify his contacts, and neutralise the broader module that may have supported the attack.

The arrest of Soyab is expected to shed more light on the conspiracy and help the NIA piece together the full operational chain behind the blast. Further arrests and recoveries have not been ruled out as the investigation progresses.

Authorities have urged the public to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity to law enforcement agencies.


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