Tuesday, November 11, 2025

🚨 BREAKING NEWS: Fatal Explosion Near Delhi’s Red Fort Triggers High Alert

A high-intensity explosion in a car near the Red Fort Metro Station on Monday evening left at least **nine people dead** and more than 20 injured, according to officials. The powerful blast, which occurred in a slow-moving Hyundai i20 near a busy traffic signal, has prompted police to register a case under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) and place the national capital on high alert. This is the latest on the **delhi blast near red fort**.

Casualties and Scene of the Incident

The explosion occurred around 6:52 PM IST near Gate Number 1 of the Red Fort Metro Station. The high-intensity blast and resulting fire gutted several nearby vehicles, including six cars, two e-rickshaws, and one auto-rickshaw. Eyewitnesses reported widespread panic and visible human remains, underscoring the severity of the event in the densely populated area. The injured were swiftly rushed to Lok Nayak Jai Prakash Narayan (LNJP) Hospital, where many remain in critical condition. Authorities have confirmed the death toll currently stands at nine. [Read the full hospital report].

Official Response and Investigation into Delhi Blast Near Red Fort

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah were immediately briefed on the situation. Home Minister Shah visited the blast site and the hospital to meet the injured, stating that **”all possibilities are being explored”** and a thorough investigation will be conducted.

• Teams from the **National Investigation Agency (NIA)**, **National Security Guard (NSG)**, and the **Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL)** were deployed to the site to assist in the probe and determine the nature of the explosive.
• The Delhi Police Commissioner confirmed that the explosion happened in a slow-moving vehicle at a red light.

For more details on forensic investigation procedures, see the latest forensic analysis report on high-intensity explosions.

Security Alert and Legal Action (UAPA)

The Delhi Police have formally registered a First Information Report (FIR) under the stringent **Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA)** and the Explosives Act. This legal action confirms the seriousness with which agencies are treating the incident, investigating all angles including the possibility of a terror-related motive for the **delhi blast near red fort**. Following the incident, a **high alert** has been sounded not only in the national capital but also in neighboring states, including **Uttar Pradesh** and **Maharashtra**, with instructions to increase security at sensitive and crowded locations. Security updates across major Indian cities can be found here.   Youteek: from Heritage Hues to Todays trends – Endless styles One destination Youteek! Don’t miss out—explore our exclusive styles now and find your perfect fit today. Shop the collection and upgrade your wardrobe instantly Kyuki Youteek hai to Asli hai – add to cart from our Women’s Collection, Men’s Collection, Home Decor, or Personalised Gifts.