Delhi, Nov 12: Delhi Red Fort blast was not a sucide attack bid of the terrorist doctor who was reportedly killed on the spot inside the exploded car.

Rather, the bid was hatched for bigger terrorist attacks at more significant places in India that accidentally failed due to the unexpected blasts of the explosives carried inside the car, said primary findings of the probe agencies.

Intelligence reports have emerged that the explosion at the Red Fort was not a planned terror attack or a suicide bombing bid.

According to sources, the suspected terrorist, Umar Mohammad, had not intended to carry out a blast at the site. Instead, he was reportedly transporting the explosive-laden vehicle to another location. Meanwhile, the explosive blasted maybe for thermodynamic effects or excessive jerks.

If the sources are believed to be true, Umar Mohammad, fearing arrest amid the ongoing nationwide anti-terror operations, was attempting to evade capture.

Preliminary forensic analysis at the scene suggests that the explosion was caused by an incomplete improvised explosive device (IED) that could not fully go off.

If the IED could have been properly detonated, the blast was supposed to be more violent and fatal, said report.

Notably, a massive explosion was reported on Monday evening in an I20 Car near Delhi’s Red Fort, causing 10 people dead, with at least 50 critical.