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Supplementary chargesheet names three Jammu and Kashmir men, taking the total accused to 13, and alleges one was involved in manufacturing and storing IEDs for the terror module.

This takes the total number of persons charge-sheeted in the case to 13, including the prime accused, Dr Umer Un Nabi, who died in the explosion.

Investigators say the accused planned a nationwide network with recruitment, fundraising and drone capabilities, while also testing rocket-IEDs in Jammu and Kashmir.

The chargesheet, submitted before a special NIA court in Delhi, details what officials described as a meticulous, "almost laboratory-grade" approach adopted by the accused to fabricate and use IEDs.

Agency names 10 accused, including doctors linked to Al-Falah University, and says module planned “Operation Heavenly Hind” to overthrow Indian government and impose Sharia rule.

UN report says JeM claimed several attacks, linking it to the 9 November Red Fort blast and the 22 April Pahalgam attack.