The suspects being probed in connection with the deadly blast near Delhi's Red Fort earlier this month used a special method called 'dead drop' emails to communicate, NDTV reported citing sources. At least 13 people were killed and dozens others injured after a Hyundai i20 car exploded at a traffic signal in Delhi on November 10. Several people -- including doctors Muzammil Shakeel, Umar Mohammad, and Shaheen Saeed -- have been arrested in the case and are being investigated for possible links to the Pakistan-based terror group Jaish-e-Mohammad.

As per the NDTV report, the accused doctors used a shared email account to communicate among themselves and with others. They typed out their messages in the drafts folder, and others logged in to read them. The emails were never actually sent, ma

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