The investigation into the Delhi blast takes a sharp turn with the seizure of a red Ford EcoSport in Haryana’s Khanda Villa village, a vehicle reportedly owned by the confirmed bomber, Dr. Umar-ul-Nabi. This discovery shifts the focus from a previously examined i20 car and raises urgent questions about a potentially larger and more complex terror conspiracy, including whether the EcoSport was intended as a getaway car or a second bomb vehicle. The car, with registration number DL10CK0458, was registered in Nabi’s name in 2017 using a fake address, according to investigators. Authorities are now examining the vehicle for explosives as they probe the possibility that the ‘doctors of death’ were plotting a much bigger attack with multiple vehicles.