Delhi Red Fort Blast: Dump data from the Red Fort parking lot and surrounding areas has also been seized. It is believed that the people involved in the vehicle that exploded may have been in contact with each other in some way.

The scene after the blast near the Red Fort in Delhi.

Following the Delhi car bombings, investigating agencies have launched a thorough investigation into everything from social media activity to mobile dump data from sensitive areas to gather clues. Initial investigations suggest that technical evidence could play a key role in solving the case.

Mobile phone dump data from the Red Fort area has been analyzed.
According to sources, following the blast, investigation teams have collected data from all mobile phones operating in and around the Red Fort. This could help identify numbers or devices that may be linked to the car bombing.

Parking area data is also under investigation.
Dump data from the Red Fort parking lot and the surrounding areas has also been seized. Investigators believe that the people associated with the vehicle that exploded may have been in contact with each other through some means. Therefore, mobile data from the parking area is considered extremely important.

Technical surveillance has also increased in Faridabad.
Data from the Faridabad area is being analyzed to determine possible communications before or after the blast. Investigating agencies are attempting to understand how many people were in contact with each other, and whether this is connected to the blast. Investigating agencies are working to identify suspicious networks or activities based on technical inputs, and they hope to uncover significant clues in the near future.

Case registered under several sections, including UAPA
In the case of a car blast in Delhi's Kotwali area, the police have registered an FIR under sections of UAPA, the Explosives Act, and the BNS. DCP North Raja Banthia said that teams of NSG, Delhi Police, and FSL are present at the spot and are conducting a detailed investigation of the entire incident. He said that some body remains have been found from the car, which are being collected by the forensic team. 9 people have been confirmed dead and 16 injured in the blast in a car near Red Fort in Delhi on Monday.