Nizamuddin markaz

While one person had a travel history to Saudi Arabia, other five were linked to Tablighi Jamaat event in New Delhi

Thousands of Tablighi Jamaat members had gathered in Nizamuddin despite government orders. Foreign nationals have been hiding in Mosques all over India

The Delhi Police is now scrutinising the account books to ascertain the amount received by the organisers from the Tablighi Jamaat members..

As hundreds of the attendees have now tested positive for the Chinese virus, the Southern Railway has now warned that ticket examiners and RPF personnel may also have been contracted with the virus and hence asked its staff to undergo a medical test.

On 8th April, a group identifying itself as 'Indian Scientists' Response to COVID-19' (ISRC) issued a public statement giving a clean chit to the Tablighi Jamaat attendees in their role of being super spreaders for Chinese coronavirus in India.

More than 200 members of Tablighi Jamaat, who were under quarantine in Lucknow have disappeared and switched off their ph

The local Delhi Congress leader, who was a former councillor, had deliberately kept his visit to congregation organised at Markaz Nizamuddin by Tablighi Jamaat hidden from the Delhi Police

The 65-year old man had a travel history from Saudi Arabia and had attended Nizamuddin Markaz event last month.

Interestingly, two of these mobile numbers are now out of reach while one number is being used in Delhi.

15 people including doctors and nurses have been kept in isolation after they came in contact with a Coronavirus positive person