A devastating car explosion near Delhi’s iconic Red Fort has left 13 dead and numerous injured, with preliminary investigations pointing to a potential terrorist attack. Delhi Police sources, cited by IANS, revealed that the high-intensity blast may be connected to a module previously seized in Faridabad, involving a mix of explosives and chemicals. Security agencies are currently interrogating suspects Dr. Muzzamil and Dr. Adil, who were reportedly arrested prior to the incident. The owner of the vehicle involved in the explosion has also been detained, as per NDTV reports. The tragic event has drawn widespread condemnation and condolences from India’s top leadership. President Droupadi Murmu expressed deep sorrow, offering sympathies to the victims’ families and praying for the swift recovery of the injured. Prime Minister Narendra Modi assured the public that all necessary assistance is being provided to those affected. He confirmed that the situation has been reviewed with Home Minister Amit Shah and other officials. In response to the incident, security measures have been intensified across multiple states and major cities. Chandni Chowk Market will remain closed on Tuesday as a precautionary measure, while Uttar Pradesh has been placed on red alert. High alerts have also been issued in Uttarakhand, Haryana, Odisha, Kerala, and Kolkata. Mumbai Police have released precautionary advisories, and Bihar has tightened its security protocols. The nation remains on edge as investigations continue to uncover the full extent of the attack and its perpetrators.
Terror link suspected in Delhi Red Fort blast; PM Modi, President Murmu offer condolences
