Archive · 21 Nov 2025
Terrorists in Hospitals: Weapons Storage & New Jihadist Threat
Terrorists in India are hiding weapons in hospitals, similar to Hamas in Gaza.
The Red Fort car bomb was planned by a group of doctors and clerics linked to Pakistan's Jaish-e-Mohammed.
Pakistan is training a new wave of jihadists using technology and educated professionals.
The Delhi Red Fort blast was part of a larger trans-state terror module, involving people from different states in India.
Terrorists in India posing as medical professionals may be using hospital staff lockers to store weapons and explosives
Investigation into Red Fort car bomb links suspects to Jaish-e-Mohammed and Hamas-like tactics
Pakistan suspected of training new jihadist wave using technology and new cash flows
Delhi Red Fort blast reveals trans-state module spanning Jammu and Kashmir to Haryana and Uttar Pradesh
Educated professionals and students involved in radicalisation, recruitment, and funding of terror activities
- Who
- Terrorists posing as medical professionals, Jaish-e-Mohammed, Pakistan
- What
- Storing weapons in hospitals, planning terror attacks, training new jihadists
- When
- November 10, 2025 (Red Fort car bomb), ongoing (investigation and training)
- Where
- India (various states), Pakistan
- Why
- To carry out terror attacks, spread fear, and target India
Government's Stance
Public Concerns
Misuse of hospitals
Government's Stance
Terrorists exploiting medical facilities for weapons storage
Public Concerns
Fear of hospitals becoming targets, suspicion of medical professionals
Pakistan's involvement
Government's Stance
Evidence linking Red Fort attack to Jaish-e-Mohammed and Pakistan
Public Concerns
Concerns about Pakistan's role in training and supporting terrorists
Educated professionals in terror
Government's Stance
Investigation reveals educated professionals involved in radicalisation and recruitment
Public Concerns
Fear of educated youth being targeted for recruitment, loss of trust in professionals
- Number of suspects arrested
- 4 (including Adil Rather)
- Number of suspects 'disappeared'
- 10
- Total madrasas in Prayagraj district
- 206
- Total registered madrasas in Aligarh
- 120
- Government-aided madrasas in Aligarh
- 4
- Unaided madrasas in Aligarh
- 116
Sources
Biometric Attendance Made Compulsory For Madrasa Teachers In Uttar Pradesh's Aligarh
UP ATS seeks details all madrasa students and teachers of eight districts
Terror module hub Al-Falah University received minority grants in crores without UGC grant status
With tech & new cash, Pakistan looks to train new jihadist gun at India
Weapons In Hospitals: Terrorists' Hamas-Like Plan Is A Red Flag, Say Sources
Expulsions, No Groceries: Kashmiri Students' Troubles Mount After Delhi Blast
