India, Nov. 17 -- It was an ordinary crowded evening in Delhi with tourists clicking photos, guides narrating history, and the Red Fort glowing under the fading sun. Everything looked normal.

And then, within seconds, a blast echoed through the centuries-old monument, sending shockwaves across the area.One of India's most protected heritage sites had just been breached.This explosion was not merely an attack; it was a warning. A grim signal that terrorism has evolved, and its roots today run far deeper than they appear on the surface.

When the investigation team began collecting evidence, one thing became clear very quickly:

this was no routine terror strike. The execution, the planning, and the precision,all pointed to a disturbing tr...