New Delhi: A major bomb blast occurred near the Red Fort in the capital Delhi on Monday (10). There was huge loss of life and property in this. During the investigation of this bomb blast, the police have found some shocking evidence. According to information received from sources, a total of 68 suspicious mobile numbers were active at Sunehari Bagh parking and the bomb blast site. These 68 mobile numbers have now become the center of investigation. Calls were received on these numbers from Pakistan and Türkiye.

Special surveillance has been started on calls coming from Pakistan and Türkiye, internet routing and phones connected to foreign servers. After the blast, police collected dump data from mobile towers near Sunehri Bagh and Red Fort. Many technical information has emerged from this data. Investigation is now going on based on this data. Sources said that before the blast, an unusual data spike was recorded on the Indian network from a suspicious number. The most important information came through detailed phone mapping.

Dr. Umar’s car was parked in the Sunehri Bagh parking lot for more than three hours, during which 187 phone numbers were found active within a radius of 30 meters. Additionally, a total of 912 phones were found active at the blast site five minutes before and five minutes after the blast. By matching the digital locations of both the places, 68 mobile numbers were found which were active at both the places simultaneously. These 68 numbers have become the center of investigation.

Are many mobiles connected to foreign servers?

According to sources, many of these numbers are linked to the same foreign server, revealing frequent switching between IP clusters in both Pakistan and Turkey. The investigating agencies suspect that different proxy servers are used for these connections.

The phone call will be investigated

Additionally, investigators are also finding out which phones were connected to which foreign IP addresses in the minutes before the blast. Initial investigation has found two phones at the spot in which the location was seen changing minute by minute.