Last Updated:November 23, 2025, 07:07 IST Investigators have found that this group of radicalised doctors spent nearly two years acquiring explosives and remote-triggering devices for the terror plot. (From L-R): Dr Muzammil, Adeel Ahmad Rather, Dr Shaheen Saeed and Maulvi Irfan Ahmed Wagay. Investigators probing the white-collar terrorism angle in the Delhi Red Fort blast case have uncovered a disturbing financial and operational trail involving a network of educated professionals. According to the National Investigation Agency (NIA), the group of doctors allegedly raised Rs 26 lakh to finance a conspiracy aimed at executing coordinated terror attacks across multiple Indian cities. One of the key accused, Muzammil Ganaie, is said to have detailed during interrogation how the fund was pooled over time. Ganaie reportedly contributed Rs 5 lakh, while Adeel Ahmad Rather and his brother Muzaffar Ahmad Rather allegedly added Rs 8 lakh and Rs 6 lakh respectively. Another doctor, Shaheen Shahid, is believed to have provided Rs 5 lakh, with Dr Umar Un-Nabi Mohammad contributing Rs 2 lakh. Officials stated that the entire fund was …