The Delhi blast case takes a shocking turn as the investigation uncovers a tangled web of ownership! A car, involved in a recent explosion near the iconic Red Fort, has exchanged hands multiple times, leaving a trail of questions. But here's the twist: the vehicle is still registered to a previous owner, Salman, who sold it seven years ago!
The story begins in 2014 when Nadeem bought the car from a Gurugram showroom. Three years of ownership later, Nadeem sold it to Salman, who registered it under his name. This is where the plot thickens. In 2024, Salman sold the car to Devendra, but the registration process hit a snag, and the car remained in Salman's name.
Devendra then traded the car with Amit Patel, owner of Royal Car Zone, who sold it to Aamir Rashid and an associate. The deal was facilitated by Sonu, earning a Rs 10,000 commission. Interestingly, Aamir's provided address on his Aadhaar and PAN cards was Pulwama, Jammu and Kashmir.
The car's journey doesn't end there. Dr Umar Mohammad, alias Umar Un Nabi, is believed to have funded the purchase. And this is the part most people miss: despite multiple sales, the car's registration never changed!
Could this administrative oversight be a crucial link in the investigation, or is it a mere coincidence? The authorities are undoubtedly delving into this mystery, leaving the public to wonder about the true nature of these transactions. What do you think? Is this a simple case of bureaucratic errors, or does it hint at something more sinister?
