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Families of Kashmiri doctors behind the Delhi blasts have denied their role in the incident.

Jammu and Kashmir police have stepped up the investigation, with more doctors being questioned in the case.

Police have also urged responsible use of social media and warned of legal action over “anti-national” posts related to Delhi blasts.

Multiple raids at the house of thirty-four-year-old Dr Umer-un-Nabi began after his name surfaced in connection with the Delhi blasts on Monday, which left thirteen people dead and several others injured. DNA samples of his parents were taken in the early hours following the first raid. Within two days, the samples were used to identify the deceased youth driving the explosive-laden car as Dr Umer, after his DNA matched his mother's.

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