Red Fort Blast Probe: Doctors' Terror Module Planned Attacks on Global Coffee Chains

• Investigators probing the November 10, 2025, Red Fort car blast uncovered a broader plot by a 'white collar terror module' of doctors.
• The module allegedly planned attacks on global coffee chain outlets in Delhi and other major cities, viewing the brand as a symbol of opposition to Israel.
• Three doctors, Muzamil Ahmad Ganaie, Adeel Ahmed Rather, and Shaheen Saeed, were arrested and had internal disagreements over target selection.
• The group aimed to revive Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind (AguH), an al-Qaeda offshoot, and establish Islamic law in India.
• The probe, initiated after a JeM pamphlet in Srinagar, led to raids in Faridabad, recovering explosives; the NIA has taken over the case.

Why It Matters: A doctors' terror module, linked to al-Qaeda and JeM, planned attacks on coffee chains and revived AguH.