National Hero: Irfan Ahmed

He is currently struggling to find employment after failing numerous interviews.

The patient must stay away from stress and focus on diet and exercise management.

Diabetes requires extreme caution as it can cause serious complications if left untreated.

Kartik's father is pursuing a large-scale project worth 10 billion KRW.

This business involves manufacturing counterfeit versions of the latest perfumes from internationally renowned brands, to be exported to overseas markets such as Qatar, Dubai, and Abu Dhabi.

He requested Kartik's father and Kartik to cooperate on this business.

This is not a mere threat, and intelligence agencies are preparing for potential attacks in the South Indian region.

The investigative team blocked 105 ISIS advocacy accounts and detained 5 related individuals.

However, no direct link was found between the detained individuals and Abu Bakr Abdullah.

They are tracking a new suspect who disseminated videos of Ravan's wedding and resurrection on YouTube.

After hacking, they plan to track the opponent's communications to pinpoint their bases, thereby uncovering the reality of the terror network.

Abu Bakr was advised to keep the plan strictly secret and approach with caution to prevent information leakage.

He is leading young people to terrorism with inflammatory speeches, which has a fatal negative impact on society.

Accordingly, authorities decided to place Dr. Jazi under 24-hour surveillance and deployed surveillance expert Prakash Guru to track his every move.

The investigative team obtained information about the individual being tracked, confirming his name as Irfan Ahmed, residing in Triplicane.

His mother works as an SI (Sub-Inspector) at a local police station, and Irfan Ahmed himself is an IIT chemical engineering graduate.

He was found to have failed to find employment for three years after graduation but recently joined a company, with no criminal record to date.

He was questioned again about his remarks regarding a bomb inside the airport, but he explained that it was a misunderstanding.

Police issued a warning and released him for now, but surveillance of his activities is expected to continue.

The explosion at Hyderabad airport was confirmed to have been triggered by a mobile phone.

The investigative team identified the owner of the phone as Irfan Ahmed and placed him under suspicion.

Irfan Ahmed, a chemical engineer associated with an individual named Jazi, is under suspicion by the investigative authorities.

Fifteen minutes after the suspect's arrest, an order was given to widely disseminate his face to the entire world.

If the suspect resisted or fired a weapon, shoot-to-kill was permitted on site.

When pressed by investigators about bomb manufacturing techniques, Irfan countered that he acquired the methods for research purposes only and was not involved in terrorism.

The project was conducted four years ago to prevent bomb attacks.

Investigators pressed Irfan on his knowledge of bomb manufacturing techniques, and Irfan countered that he knew the methods for research purposes only and was not involved in terrorism.

Investigators pressed him, citing that his mobile phone was found at the explosion site and that the bomb threat call and explosion method matched.

The terrorist organization feared that if Irfan, who was being interrogated, succumbed to torture and spoke, all their plans would be ruined.

Riaz of the organization urged him not to waver and to move towards their goal, reinforcing security.

Irfan's mother requested a visit, but the investigator dismissed it, demanding a court order.

The situation where his mother's visit was refused was described.

Police completed the transfer of patients to the third floor, and police suspected the possibility of insider assistance.

Irfan, who met his girlfriend while escaping police pursuit, stated he could not trust law enforcement because he had been tortured with false evidence for 29 days.

Hearing about his mother's critical condition, Irfan asked his girlfriend to deliver a mobile phone so he could talk to his mother in the hospital.

Irfan confronted police while escaping the hospital and moving to the parking lot.

Irfan's location was pinpointed to an overpass near the central station via police radio, and police began pursuit.

It was revealed that the names of the four accomplices Irfan stated during interrogation—Syed Khan, Zahir Kirmani, Yusuf Shami, and Mohammed Pathan—were all identical to famous Indian cricket players.

Police concluded that Irfan used false names to deceive investigators.

Riaz encouraged Irfan's participation, calling it an opportunity to instill fear in those who run the nation.

It has caused deadly casualties multiple times in the past, including Iraq (3,200 deaths in 1988), Tokyo subway (15 deaths, 5,500 injured in 1995), and 1,700 deaths from Syrian government use.

Sarin gas is 100 times deadlier than regular bombs, paralyzing lung muscles, causing painful suffocation, and leading to fluid expulsion from the body.

It was estimated that approximately 500 people would die if sarin gas were released into the air for 20 minutes.

Despite detecting the risk of a missile attack, Irfan entered the factory, guided by the Quranic teaching that saving one life is saving humanity.

Irfan risked his life to successfully close the control box, preventing gas diffusion, and completed his mission.

Irfan received news of his mother's critical condition during the operation but continued to carry out the mission, believing his mother would not want him to give up.

The world misunderstood him as the terrorist Abu Bakr Abdullah, but he hid his identity and completed his mission for the nation until the end. The speaker saw him as a proud Indian who devoted himself to the nation beyond religion.