Delhi Blast case: Court extends NIA custody of accused Soyab by 10 days

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Soyab of Dhauj, Faridabad (Haryana), who is the 7th accused to beryllium  arrested successful  the Delhi panic  weaponry  blast, is being produced successful  the NIA court, successful  New Delhi. File.

Soyab of Dhauj, Faridabad (Haryana), who is the 7th accused to beryllium arrested successful the Delhi panic weaponry blast, is being produced successful the NIA court, successful New Delhi. File. | Photo Credit: ANI

A Delhi tribunal connected Friday (December 5, 2025) extended the NIA custody of Soyab, a Faridabad nonmigratory accused of harbouring alleged bomber Umar-un Nabi, for 10 much days.

The probe bureau produced Mr. Soyab astatine the Patiala House Court amid choky information connected Friday (December 5, 2025) upon the expiry of his erstwhile 10-day custody, which was granted connected November 26.

Media persons were barred from covering the proceedings.

The accused was produced earlier Principal and Sessions Judge Anju Bajaj Chandna who allowed the probe bureau to interrogate Mr. Soyab for 10 much days.

Court sources said that the national bureau sought 10 much days of custodial interrogation of the accused.

An authoritative spokesperson for the National Investigation Agency (NIA) had said the bureau arrested Mr. Soyab, a nonmigratory of Dhauj successful Haryana’s Faridabad, for allegedly providing logistical enactment to “terrorist Umar-Un Nabi” earlier the Delhi panic weaponry blast.

Mr. Soyab is the seventh accused arrested by the NIA successful the case, which is linked to a “white-collar” panic module busted by the Jammu and Kashmir Police.

“The bureau continues to prosecute assorted leads successful transportation with the termination bombing, and has been conducting searches crossed states successful coordination with the respective constabulary forces successful a bid to place and way others progressive successful the gruesome attack,” the NIA antecedently said successful a statement.

Published - December 05, 2025 01:39 p.m. IST

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