Prime Minister Narendra Modi is likely to meet the Delhi blast injured victims who are undergoing treatment at the LNJP Hospital, sources said. He will meet them as soon as he lands in New Delhi from Bhutan, they said.

Nine people have been taken into custody from Kanpur in connection with the Delhi blast case. They are being questioned to determine whether they have any links to organisations like Jaish-e-Mohammed, police said.

The terrorists wanted to carry out a series of attacks in Delhi on the lines of the 26/11 Mumbai attacks, sources have told NDTV, two days after a blast left nine dead near the Red Fort. On the target were top landmarks in the heart of the national capital, including Red Fort, India Gate, Constitution Club, and the Gauri Shankar Temple, an investigation into the Monday evening blast has revealed, besides action being planned at the railway stations and shopping malls across the country.

The conspiracy had been underway since January. The terror module, likely linked to the Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Mohammed, had been planning the attack for months, the sources said. The group had been preparing 200 powerful Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs), or bombs in simpler terms, to target high-profile areas not only in Delhi but also in Gurugram and Faridabad.

I, Prof. (Dr.) Bhupinder Kaur Anand, Vice Chancellor of Al-Falah University, Village Dhauj, Faridabad, Haryana, wish to make the following public statement.

Al-Falah Group is managing various institutions since the year 1997, it became autonomous in the year 2009 and became a University in the year 2014. Al-Falah is recognized by University Grants Commission under section 2(f) and 12(B) under UGC Act, 1956. Al-Falah hospital is committed to care and serving since 2014. Al-Falah University is managing its medical college since 2019 and is also one of the Members of Association of Indian Universities.

Our University has been conducting various academic and professional courses and has been training undergraduate MBBS students since 2019. The doctors trained and graduated from our institution are presently serving in reputed hospitals, institutions, and organizations across India and abroad, holding responsible and distinguished positions. Further, Post Graduate Medical Courses MD/MS in various subjects commenced in the university in 2023.

We are deeply saddened and anguished by the unfortunate developments that took place and condemn the same. Our thoughts and prayers are with all the innocent people affected by these distressing events.

We have also learnt that two of our doctors have been detained by the Investigating Agencies.

We wish to make it clear that the University has no connection with the said persons apart from them working in their official capacities with the University.

The University also notes with deep concern that certain online platforms are circulating baseless and misleading stories with the clear intent of maligning the reputation and goodwill of the University. We strongly condemn and categorically deny all such false and defamatory allegations.

It is hereby clarified that no such chemical or material, as is being alleged by certain platforms, is being used, stored, or handled within the University premises. University laboratories are used solely and exclusively for the academic and training requirements of MBBS students and other authorized courses. Every laboratory activity is carried out in strict adherence to established safety protocols, statutory norms, and ethical standards mandated by the regulatory authorities.

We also urge all organizations and individuals to act responsibly and verify through official channels before making or sharing any statements concerning the University.

(PTI)

(PTI)

(ANI)

CCTV footage of the bomb blast triggered by a slow-moving car near the Red Fort in the Capital surfaced on Wednesday, as the National Investigation Agency (NIA) began its probe into the terror attack that has claimed nine lives so far.

A 15-second clip of the incident shows a congested area near the Red Fort metro station, as dozens of vehicles move slowly. A huge ball of fire is then seen at the spot, as the i20 car - now believed to be the source of the explosion - rips through the area.

The blast took place at 6.50pm on Monday, gutting several vehicles, the footage provided by the CCTV control room said.

Besides the i20 car used in the Delhi blast, the suspected suicide bomber and his key associate had procured two more cars from Delhi, NDTV has learnt. Not much is known about these cars yet, but those are believed to have been part of the terror conspiracy that is now being probed to find out the perpetrators of the November 10 blast.

The high-intensity blast in the heart of Delhi shook the entire nation on Monday evening. It left nine dead and about two dozen injured near Gate 1 of the Red Fort Metro Station.

Umar Nabi, the suspected bomber, has been identified as a doctor with links to the Pakistan-based terror outfit Jaish-e-Mohammed. Aamir Rashid Mir, who was in the power department in Kashmir, and his family are accused of helping Umar.

The investigation into the Jaish module has been taken over by the Jammu and Kashmir State Investigation Agency (SIA).

Anti-terror agency NIA has formed a special 1-member team to probe the blast near Delhi's Red Fort that killed nine people and injured 20 others, sources said. The team, led by NIA DG Vijay Sakhare, comprises of Inspector General of Police (IG), two Deputy General of Police (DIG), three Superintendent of Police (SP), and the remaining are DSP-level officers.

The agency will take possession of all case diaries of the Jaish module from the Jammu and Kashmir Police, Delhi Police, and Haryana Police to uncover its operational capabilities and financial support.

The NIA DG and the Intelligence Bureau (IB) chief will be holding a meeting today, sources said.

The case was handed over to the NIA on Tuesday after Union Home Minister Amit Shah took stock of the investigation.

🔴#BREAKING | CCTV visuals show moment of #DelhiBlast near Red Fort pic.twitter.com/HNkrq5Y6wI

— NDTV (@ndtv) November 12, 2025

Investigations into the Jaish Module linked to the Delhi blast revealed that suspects Umar and Aamir had procured two more cars from Delhi, NDTV has learnt. The cars could have been used for a terror conspiracy.

The Jammu and Kashmir police is studying the data banks of all arrested as well as detained individuals. Their Aadhar and driving licenses are being studied along with call logs, WhatsApp, Telegram, and travel history.

Muzammil Shakeel, the accused in the Delhi blast case, had rented a room in Faridabad from where explosives were recovered. He had paid two months' rent (from September 13 to November 13). However, he used to stay on the Al-Falah University campus.

Mohsin, a resident of Uttar Pradesh's Meerut, was killed in Monday's car bomb blast near Red Fort, Delhi. Mohsin was working as an e-rickshaw driver in Delhi and had moved to the national capital two years ago with his wife, Sultana, and their two children.

Following his death, Mohsin's body was brought back to his hometown. But an argument broke out between his family members over the place of his burial.

A crowd had gathered outside Mohsin's house in Meerut as his body arrived there. It was a moment of tragedy as onlookers and family members wept.

Police investigation revealed that the suspected bomber, Umar Nabi, searched about the arrest of his associates - Dr Mujammil Shakeel and Dr Adil Rather - on the internet while waiting in the car for over three hours in the Sunehri Masjid parking lot shortly before the blast near Red Fort, sources said.

Umar Nabi, the Delhi blast suspect, rarely contacted his family and used to disappear frequently, sources told NDTV. He used to tell his family that he was doing "important work" and that he should "not be disturbed", they said.

Sources said Umar was supposed to meet his family on Monday - the day the blast took place.

He used to switch off his phone for days without informing anyone, they added.

REVELATION 1

Suspects Muzammil Shakeel, Umar Nabi recced Red Fort in January

REVELATION 2

Suspects planned an attack on January 26, 2026

REVELATION 3

Suspects planned to target a crowded place on Diwali

Days after the Delhi blast, a major crackdown against the banned organisation Jamaat-e-Islami (JeI), the Kulgam Police today conducted raids at over 200 locations across the district. The raids were carried out at the houses and premises of JeI members and their associates, as part of sustained efforts to dismantle the terror ecosystem and its support structure at the grassroots level.

During the past four days, more than 400 Cordon and Search Operations (CASOs) have been conducted across different areas of the district at the premises of OGWs, JKNOPS, and places where encounters took place in the past. These operations have led to the interrogation of around 500 individuals affiliated with JKNOPs and other banned outfits. During the raids, incriminating material and digital devices were seized, and several JeI members were interrogated.

In a big revelation in the Delhi blast case, key suspect Muzammil has told the investigators that he and Umar recced the Red Fort in the first week of January. The investigating agency learnt that they were planning an attack on January 26.

The suspects were also planning to target a crowded place on Diwali. READ MORE HERE

NDTV has learnt that Umar Nabi, the suspected Delhi bomber, first went to Mayur Vihar Phase 1 on November 1, where he conducted a recce. He then went to Connaught Place - one of the biggest areas in the national capital.

He then parked the car involved in the blast in the Sunehri Masjid parking lot in Chandni Chowk, Delhi Police sources said.

The car, with the number plate HR 26CE7674, entered the parking lot at 3:19 pm on November 10 and left around 6:30 pm.

The white Hyundai i20 car, used in the massive explosion near the Red Fort in Delhi on Monday evening, was parked inside the Al-Falah Medical College campus in Haryana's Faridabad for nearly 11 days before being driven to Delhi. The suspected suicide bomber, Dr Umar Nabi drove the car out of the college campus on the morning of the attack, November 10, allegedly out of panic.

A powerful explosion in Old Delhi area occurred around 6:52 pm on Monday when a slow-moving Hyundai i20 car exploded at a traffic stop near the Red Fort Metro Station gate number 1. The blast took nine lives and left nearly two dozen people injured.

Sources revealed that apart from ammonium nitrate, high-grade military explosives were used in the blast near Delhi's Red Fort that killed nine people.

The white Hyundai i20 car that exploded near Delhi's Red Fort on Monday, killing nine people, was first seen at Connaught Place and Mayur Vihar - two of the capital's biggest areas - hours before the suspected suicide bomber, Umar Nabi, parked the vehicle in the Sunehri Masjid parking lot in Chandni Chowk, Delhi Police sources said.

The car, with the number plate HR 26CE7674, entered the parking lot at 3:19 pm on November 10 and left around 6:30 pm.

Sources said the vehicle was parked on the Al-Falah University campus from October 29 to November 10. It was standing next to a Swift Dzire car owned by Dr Muzammil Shakeel - who was arrested in connection with a massive haul of explosives found in Haryana's Faridabad. The car, however, was registered under Dr Shaheen Saeed's name, from where assault rifles and ammunition were recovered.

The United Kingdom has updated its travel advisory for British nationals travelling to India after the explosion near the Red Fort Metro Station on Monday evening.

The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) has advised its nationals in Delhi to follow the guidance of local authorities.

"There has been an explosion at the Red Fort (Lal Qila) Metro Station, New Delhi. If you're in the immediate area, follow the advice of the local authorities and monitor local media," reads the FCDO update.

The Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) has issued stricter guidelines on airports in the country. 

 Congress leader and former Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot called the Delhi car blast that claimed eight lives, leaving several injured, an "unfortunate incident" and demanded that a proper investigation be conducted.

Speaking to reporters, Gehlot said, "...The incident should be investigated properly, and the public should know who is behind this incident. This is a very unfortunate incident."

China extended condolences to those affected by the fatal explosion near Delhi's Red Fort metro station.

In a post on X on Tuesday, Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Lin Jian said, "Our hearts go out to those affected by the fatal explosion near #Delhi's Red Fort metro station. Our deepest sympathies to those who lost loved ones and we wish those who were injured speedy recovery."

Our hearts go out to those affected by the fatal explosion near #Delhi’s Red Fort metro station. Our deepest sympathies to those who lost loved ones and we wish those who were injured speedy recovery. pic.twitter.com/8icJEdtWGW

— CHINA MFA Spokesperson 中国外交部发言人 (@MFA_China) November 11, 2025

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney expressed grief over the blast which took place in Delhi on Monday evening. 

I was shocked to hear of the devastating car blast near the Red Fort in Delhi last evening.

I offer my deepest condolences to the loved ones of those who were killed in this horrific explosion, and wish a fast and full recovery to all who were injured. Canada stands with the…

— Mark Carney (@MarkJCarney) November 11, 2025

#WATCH | Sonamarg, J&K | A local says, "This candle protest was organised to show that we strongly oppose the bomb blast incident that took place in Delhi yesterday. We have no words to condemn it. It is a murder of humanity. We always say that the murder of an innocent is the… https://t.co/8bcyAywxBG pic.twitter.com/Qv3sRZJBNE

— ANI (@ANI) November 11, 2025

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres sends his condolences to the Indian government and people "for what happened there" and the incident needs to be fully investigated, his Deputy Spokesperson Farhan Haq said.

Asked at the daily UN briefing on Tuesday about the attack near the Red Fort, he said, "We are also, of course, send(ing) our condolences to the government of, people of India for what has happened there, and that also needs to be fully investigated."

The mastermind behind the terror module in Haryana's Faridabad which the police and security agencies have smashed has been identified as Imam Irfan Ahmad. He is a resident of Jammu and Kashmir's Shopian.

A two-minute silence was observed with 'deepdaan' (lighting diyas) on Tuesday during the daily Ganga aarti at Dashashwamedh Ghat in Varanasi to pay tribute to Monday's Delhi bomb blast victims.

Sushant Mishra, president of the Ganga Sewa Nidhi, said the blast in Delhi claimed several lives and left many injured, terming it a unfortunate incident for the country.

He said that during the aarti, priests and devotees from India and abroad offered deepdaan and observed silence for the peace of the departed souls.

"We all pray to Lord Vishwanath and Maa Ganga to grant peace and salvation to the victims," Mishra added.

#WATCH | Narmada, Gujarat: Security has been tightened at the Statue of Unity after the blast in Delhi. pic.twitter.com/sstZWZj9y4

— ANI (@ANI) November 11, 2025

The US embassy's social media post on the explosion near Delhi's Red Fort on Monday that killed nine people received scathing criticism from people in India. For a start, they said the US embassy's "thoughts and prayers" post on X came a day late.

A powerful explosion near Delhi's Red Fort on Monday evening killed nine people and left 20 others injured. The blast occurred around 6:52 pm when a Hyundai i20 car exploded at a traffic stop near the Red Fort Metro Station.

Police launched extensive vehicle checking across the Kashmir ​​​​​​​valley today

Checks were carried out on national highways and other important arterial roads in Anantnag, Pulwama, Kulgam, Baramulla, Ganderbal, and Shopian districts of the valley, a police spokesperson said.

Temporary checkpoints were established at strategic locations to monitor the movement of suspicious persons and vehicles, he said.

Uttar Pradesh Police and the Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB), along with various intelligence agencies, have increased vigil on the Sonauli border of India and Nepal following the high-intensity explosion near the Red Fort metro station in New Delhi on Monday evening, officials said.

Security agencies have been asked to ascertain the identities of people before allowing them to cross over through the border, Superintendent of Police (SP) Mahrajganj Somendra Meena said on Tuesday.

An initial assessment of the blast site near the Red Fort in Delhi indicated the suspects may have panicked and made a mistake while carrying the explosives, top intelligence sources told NDTV today.

The raids on terror suspects across the country for the most part of the day on Monday, and the recovery of 2,900 kg of chemical used in bomb-making in Haryana's Faridabad may have triggered a panic situation for the suspects and compelled them to relocate, the sources said.

Delhi CM announces compensation of Rs 10 lakh for those killed, Rs 5 lakh for permanently disabled and Rs 2 lakh for seriously injured.

#WATCH | Delhi | Union Home Minister Amit Shah leaves from the Ministry of Home Affairs at Kartavya Bhawan as another round of security review meeting following the Delhi car blast concludes https://t.co/KLP6Gonb2C pic.twitter.com/7dOmPOOV2n

— ANI (@ANI) November 11, 2025

Arrested UP Doctor Was Tasked With Setting Up Jaish's Women Wing In India#DelhiBlast pic.twitter.com/HhOmOsfCwM

— NDTV (@ndtv) November 11, 2025

Ammonium nitrate is a controlled substance in India. So how the terrorists managed to get such large quantities of ammonium nitrate and other explosive substances used is one of the biggest, if not the biggest, question investigators need to answers.

Three days before the suicide bombing attack near Delhi's Red Fort, the suspect Dr Umar Nabi had switched off his phone and his family had been unable to reach him.

Due to security reasons, the Lal Quila Metro Station shall continue to remain closed on the 12th of November also. All other stations are functional as normal: DMRC pic.twitter.com/X6yokEUo16

— ANI (@ANI) November 11, 2025

Statement by Awami League President and Hon’ble Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Condemning the Brutal Terrorist Attack in New Delhi, India

Awami League President and Hon’ble Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today issued a statement vehemently condemning and protesting the horrific… pic.twitter.com/YxCsUUTKeV

— Bangladesh Awami League (@albd1971) November 10, 2025

Prime Minister of Japan, Sanae Takaichi tweets, "I am in deep sorrow to learn that many precious lives were lost in the explosion that occurred in Delhi, India. On behalf of the Government and people of Japan, I would like to express my heartfelt condolences to the victims and their bereaved families. I also offer my sincere prayers for the swift recovery of the injured."

A deadly blast near Red Fort in New Delhi on Monday evening killed nine and injured 20. At 6:52 pm, a slow-moving Hyundai i20 exploded at a traffic stop near the Red Fort Metro Station leaving mutilated bodies and damaged cars scattered in the area.

Shahin Shahid, a doctor, till recently would have passed as just another professional, going about doing her work. But no one who worked with her had the faintest idea who she really was.

The UK has updated its travel advisory for British nationals travelling to India after the explosion near the Red Fort Metro Station on Monday evening.

The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) update calls on its nationals in Delhi to follow the advice of the local authorities.

"There has been an explosion at the Red Fort (Lal Qila) Metro Station, New Delhi," reads the FCDO update for India.

"If you're in the immediate area follow the advice of the local authorities and monitor local media," it adds.

#WATCH | Delhi | Relatives of those who were killed in the blast near the Red Fort yesterday mourn the demise of their loved ones. Eight people died in the blast.
Visuals from outside the Lok Nayak Jai Prakash Narayan (LNJP) mortuary. pic.twitter.com/Oa3pdf92aj

— ANI (@ANI) November 11, 2025

Chaired review meetings on the Delhi car blast with the senior officials. Instructed them to hunt down each and every culprit behind this incident. Everyone involved in this act will face the full wrath of our agencies. pic.twitter.com/8UO2PYCvoh

— Amit Shah (@AmitShah) November 11, 2025

As the probe into the blast near Delhi's iconic Red Fort deepens, investigators today took three more doctors from Faridabad's Al-Falah University into custody. 

The university has made headlines after three doctors linked to it came under the spotlight for their alleged involvement in terrorist activities, including yesterday's blast that claimed nine lives and left over 20 injured. India's premier anti-terror agency, the National Investigation Agency, has now taken over the probe into the blast that has shaken the nation.

#BREAKING | Delhi 10/11 Blast: NDTV accesses new footage of i20 car; suspect Umar seen wearing mask @mukeshmukeshs brings you the details#DelhiBlast pic.twitter.com/yL0jrc8z7m

— NDTV (@ndtv) November 11, 2025

#WATCH | Delhi Car blast | Forensic experts conduct investigation at the site of the Delhi car blast near Red Fort pic.twitter.com/TG5NvdZBdW

— ANI (@ANI) November 11, 2025

A man from Gurugram was taken by police for questioning since the first owner of the car that was used in the blast near the Red Fort was their tenant between 2016 and 2020, the landlord's family claimed on Tuesday.

A joint team of Delhi and Gurugram police on Monday evening detained the Haryana-registered car's first owner, Mohd. Salman, from Gurugram.

Salman had sold his car to a person named Devendra in Delhi's Okhla one and a half years ago, an officer had said. Later, the vehicle was sold to another person in Ambala, and it was resold to a man named Tariq in Pulwama.

The officer had informed that the police are tracing the people.

The US, China, Sri Lanka, the Maldives, Israel, Ireland and Nepal on Tuesday said they were "deeply saddened" by the tragic loss of lives in an explosion in the Indian capital that killed at least 12 people and wounded several others.

A powerful explosion ripped through a slow-moving car at a traffic signal near the Red Fort metro station on Monday evening, killing nine people and injuring 20 others. The death toll rose to 12 on Tuesday, with three more people succumbing to injuries, police said.

Expressing condolences over the deadly explosion, the US said it continues to closely monitor the situation.

#WATCH | Chandigarh: Security forces, accompanied by dog squad, conduct a security check at the Chandigarh railway station in the aftermath of the bomb blast near Red Fort in Delhi
Inspector, GRP Chandigarh, Urmila says, "A proper check is being done. The dog squad, Chandigarh… pic.twitter.com/hC4dP5ZzW5

— ANI (@ANI) November 11, 2025

Hours after the bomb blast near Red Fort, the Delhi Fire Services (DFS) received five calls about "unclaimed" vehicles and bags, all of which later turned out to be false alarms, an official said on Tuesday.

According to DFS officials, the calls started pouring in soon after news of the explosion spread, reflecting heightened public anxiety across the city.

"The first call was received at 9.15 pm from Bijwasan, reporting an unclaimed bag. We rushed a fire vehicle immediately dispatched to the spot, but nothing suspicious was found," the DFS official said.

He further said that minutes later, at 9.27 pm, another call came from Vasant Vihar about an unclaimed car. Similarly, one fire tender was sent to the location and returned around 10.15 pm after verification.

As visuals of the deadly Delhi blast flooded social media and news channels, many called their friends and family members in the national capital to check on them

Several properties were raided in Lucknow on Tuesday in connection with the recovery of explosives from Faridabad and the Delhi suicide blast, including a house that belongs to the brother of Dr Shaheen Shahid.

Umar Mohammad, the doctor suspected to be the suicide attacker in the Delhi car blast, was part of a radical doctors' group that coordinated on the popular messaging app Telegram.

Umar, according to Delhi police sources, was linked to the Pakistan-based terror group Jaish-e-Mohammed. He triggered the explosion near the iconic Red Fort after he "panicked" following the arrest of two associates - also doctors - believed to be key members of the JeM's terror module, in the past few days, sources said.

President Droupadi Murmu spoke to Union Home Minister Amit Shah over the phone from Angola on Tuesday and enquired about a blast that took place near the Red Fort here.

The president is currently on a State visit to Angola and Botswana.

Murmu spoke to Shah over the phone from Angola and enquired about the blast that took place near the iconic Red Fort on Monday evening, sources said.

The president has conveyed "heartfelt condolences" to the families and friends of those who have lost their lives in the incident

People were lying on the road, some bleeding, some not moving at all. There was blood everywhere. We saw death from up close," said Ram Pratap, lying on a hospital bed with his right arm tightly bandaged, recalling the deafening blast that tore through an ordinary evening near Delhi's Red Fort.

The roadside eatery owner from Bihar was among those who survived the explosion that killed 12 people and left the area surrounded in smoke and screams.

Pratap, who runs a small roadside eatery near the Red Fort, was preparing to shut for the day when the explosion ripped through the area. Speaking from his hospital bed, he described how the calm turned into a nightmare.

"It was just another evening. A few customers were waiting when suddenly there was a loud blast. The noise was so strong I could not hear anything for a few seconds. Glass shards fell on us and thick smoke engulfed everything," Pratap said.

"People were lying on the ground, some bleeding, some not moving at all. Blood was everywhere. My own hand was bleeding badly, but I did not even realise it then. We saw death from up close," he said, trying to hold back his tears.

#WATCH | Delhi | Teams of NIA and forensic experts conduct investigation at the site of the Delhi car blast near Red Fort pic.twitter.com/qYnzCeZGhe

— ANI (@ANI) November 11, 2025

#WATCH | Delhi | Union Home Minister Amit Shah arrives at the Ministry of Home Affairs at Kartavya Bhawan to chair another round of security review meeting following the Delhi car blast pic.twitter.com/5WXDghTk37

— ANI (@ANI) November 11, 2025

#WATCH | Uttarakhand | Police conduct checking of vehicles near the Dehradun ISBT, following Delhi blast incident pic.twitter.com/nUQJQFEUaI

— ANI (@ANI) November 11, 2025

The shocking blast near Delhi's iconic Red Fort, which shattered the national capital's peace and set off alarm bells in India's security establishment, turned the world upside down for nine families who lost their own and must now pick up the pieces

New CCTV video has emerged showing three men getting a pollution check of the white Hyundai i20 car that exploded near Delhi's Red Fort on Monday evening, killing nine people.

The clip dates back to October 29 at 4:20 pm - this was the same day the vehicle was sold to Dr Umar Mohammad, the suspected suicide bomber. The car, with the number plate HR 26CE7674, can be seen parked next to the Pollution Under Control (PUC) booth. A man wearing a shirt is seen speaking to the officials. Minutes later, two other men - one wearing a grey t-shirt and another a white t-shirt and a backpack - appear. One of the two bearded men is suspected to be Tariq Malik - who was privy to the exchange of the car.

The three men then sat in the vehicle and left.

Anti-terror agency NIA has taken over the Delhi blast case in which nine people have been killed.

Pakistani newspapers and television outlets have prominently reported on the powerful explosion near Delhi's Red Fort on Monday evening that killed nine people and injured 20 others. 

Several major Pakistani publications, including Dawn, Geo News, The Express Tribune, The News International, and Pakistan Today, featured the incident on their front pages and websites, underlining that the blast is being investigated under India's anti-terror law.

The Hyundai i20 car that exploded near Delhi's Red Fort that killed nine people was bought and sold seven times.

Sonu, the owner of Royal Car Zone, which last sold the car, was taken into custody. He was handed over to the Delhi Police by the Haryana Police.

The car was sold by Sonu through OLX just four days ago.

LNJP Hospital (where most of the injured are admitted): 011-23233400, Emergency: 011-23239249

AIIMS Trauma Center: 011-26594405

Delhi Police Emergency: 112

Delhi Police Control Room: 011-22910010 or 011-22910011

Delhi Fire Service: 101

Ambulance Services: 102 or 108

The Lucknow-based woman doctor, who was arrested in connection with the massive explosives haul in Faridabad near Delhi, was responsible for establishing the women's wing and recruitment for Pakistan-based terrorist group Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), according to Delhi police sources.

The woman doctor has been identified as Dr Shaheen Shahid. She was handed over the command of JeM's women's wing, Jamaat ul-Mominaat, which is headed by JeM founder Masood Azhar's sister, Sadia Azhar, in Pakistan.

Sadia Azhar's husband, Yusuf Azhar, was a mastermind in the Kandahar hijacking and was reportedly killed during Operation Sindoor on May 7. READ HERE

The deadly blast near Delhi's iconic Red Fort, which shattered the national capital's peace and set off alarm bells in India's security establishment, turned the world upside down for nine families who lost their own and must now pick up the pieces.

Links have emerged between the Delhi Red Fort car bomb - which packed ammonium nitrate fuel oil into a Hyundai i20 and killed nine people - and Pakistan-based terror group Jaish-e-Mohammed, which was responsible for the Pulwama attack, police sources said Tuesday.

Founded by globally-recognised terrorist Masood Azhar, the Jaish was targeted by Indian military after the February 2019 Pulwama attack, in which 40 soldiers were killed, and the Pahalgam horror in April 2025, in which 26 people, mostly civilians, were gunned down.

In the former instance, air strikes neutralised the group's training bases in Pakistan's Balakot and, in the latter, on May 7 missiles destroyed the Jaish's headquarters in Bahawalpur.

Azhar said 10 members of his family, including his brother-in-law, Yusuf Azhar, were killed in the strike on Bahawalpur. Yusuf Azhar was married to the terror boss' younger sister, Sadiya Azhar.

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, along with her Cabinet colleague Ashish Sood, visited Lok Nayak Hospital in the national capital, where the injured in the blast near Red Fort are receiving treatment. She met them and inquired about their treatment.

The Chief Minister later held a meeting with a team of doctors and police officials at the hospital.

"Visited LNJP Hospital and met with the citizens injured in the accident, inquired about their condition, and wished for their speedy recovery," Rekha Gupta said in a post on X.

"Instructed the officials that there should be no shortcomings whatsoever in the treatment of the injured and that all necessary medical facilities be provided immediately and with complete promptness," she added.

Six out of the nine people who were killed in the blast near Delhi's Red Fort have been identified, officials said.

Chinese Ambassador to India, Xu Feihong, said he is "saddened" by the blast near Delhi's Red Fort in which nine people died and injured 20 others.

"My deepest condolences to the victims and my thoughts are with everyone affected," he wrote on X.

Saddened by the explosion near Delhi’s Red Fort metro station.
My deepest condolences to the victims and my thoughts are with everyone affected.

— Xu Feihong (@China_Amb_India) November 11, 2025

Dr Umar Mohammad, a member of a radical doctors' group that coordinated on Telegram and has links to the Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), a Pakistan-based terror group, is at the centre of the Delhi blast. A car exploded near Red Fort in Delhi on Monday evening, killing at least nine people and injuring 20 others, with Umar Mohammad suspected to be the suicide bomber.

Born in Jammu and Kashmir's Pulwama on 24 February 1989, Umar Mohammad was a doctor at the Al Falah Medical College in Faridabad. He received his MD (Medicine) from Government Medical College (GMC) in Srinagar and served as a senior resident at GMC Anantnag, before being transferred to Faridabad.

He was allegedly a close aide of Adeel Ahmad Rather and Mujammil Shakil, the two doctors who were arrested on Monday for being involved in the "white collar" terror module.

Following the arrest of his aides, Umar reportedly panicked and triggered the blast in his white Hyundai i20 car.

Tariq Ahmad Malik, a 44-year-old man tasked with ensuring the security and safety of a bank in Jammu and Kashmir, is now accused of being involved in a security breach in the national capital. Tariq Malik is one of the three suspects arrested from Jammu and Kashmir's Samboora village in the Delhi blast case on Monday.

A white Hyundai i20 car exploded near the Red Fort on Monday evening, killing at least nine people and injuring 20 others. The car was being driven by Dr Umar Mohammad, suspected to be the suicide bomber. Apart from Umar, three more people are suspected of being involved in the Delhi 10/11 blast - Tariq Ahmed Malik, Aamir Rashid and Umar Rashid.

While Tariq and Aamir have been brought to Srinagar and are being questioned, Umar Rashid is still in Pampore. READ HERE

The family of Aamir Rashid Mir - who is accused of helping the suspected Delhi suicide bomber Dr Umar Mohammad - told NDTV that he has "never been anywhere outside of Kashmir".

"He has never been to Delhi. He has, in fact, never even left Kashmir. A picture of him standing in front of a car may have been edited or AI-generated," the 27-year-old accused's family said.

Aamir and his brother, Umar Rashid (30), were arrested in connection with the case. Another accused, Tariq Malik (44), was also arrested. While Aamir worked in the power development department, Umar worked as a plumber.

Sources said that Aamir, Umar, and Tariq were involved in passing the Hyundai i20 car to the suspected suicide bomber.

The original owner of the i20, Mohd Salman - who was arrested - sold the car to a man named Devender in March, Delhi Police sources said. Devender then sold it to Aamir, who handed the vehicle over to Umar. Tariq, who hails from Jammu and Kashmir's Pulwama, was also privy to the exchange of the car.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah held a high-level meeting on the blast near Delhi's Red Fort.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday said the "conspirators" behind the deadly blast near Delhi's iconic Red Fort "won't be spared".

"Our agencies will get to the bottom of this conspiracy. The conspirators behind this will not be spared. All those responsible will be brought to justice," he said while speaking in Bhutan's Thimphu, a day after a powerful blast ripped through a slow-moving car at a traffic signal near the Red Fort metro station, killing nine people and leaving 20 others injured.

"Today I come here with a heavy heart. The horrific incident that occurred in Delhi yesterday evening has saddened everyone. I understand the grief of the affected families. Today the entire nation stands with them," PM Modi, who kicked off his two-day visit to Bhutan this morning, said.

Speaking in Thimphu, Bhutan. Watch. https://t.co/nLu0f5q5WY

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) November 11, 2025

Chief Justice of India BR Gavai called the Delhi blast case "cowardly incident".

"All Supreme Court judges and lawyers have also taken note of the cowardly incident that occurred in Delhi yesterday. We are all deeply saddened by the tragic loss of life and property in the car bombing in Delhi on the evening of November 10. We offer condolences to the families of those killed in the bomb blast outside the Red Fort. We also observed a two-minute silence," he said.

The starting point of the investigation into the shocking blast near Delhi's iconic Red Fort last evening was the mangled remains of the white i20 car that housed the explosives. The investigators tracked the car to unravel the plot leading to the explosion that shook the country and set off alarm bells in India's security establishment. READ HERE

Dr Umar Mohammad, a member of a radical doctors' group that coordinated on Telegram and has links to the Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), a Pakistan-based terror group, is at the centre of the Delhi blast. A car exploded near Red Fort in Delhi on Monday evening, killing at least nine people and injuring 20 others, with Umar Mohammad suspected to be the suicide bomber.

Born in Jammu and Kashmir's Pulwama on 24 February 1989, Umar Mohammad was a doctor at the Al Falah Medical College in Faridabad. He received his MD (Medicine) from Government Medical College (GMC) in Srinagar and served as a senior resident at GMC Anantnag, before being transferred to Faridabad.

He was allegedly a close aide of Adeel Ahmad Rather and Mujammil Shakil, the two doctors who were arrested on Monday for being involved in the "white collar" terror module.

Following the arrest of his aides, Umar reportedly panicked and triggered the blast in his white Hyundai i20 car.

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar said the blast near Delhi's Red Fort that killed nine is "extremely heartbreaking".

"Deep condolences to the bereaved families. A prayer to God to grant eternal peace to the departed souls and to bestow strength upon the grieving families to bear their loss with fortitude. Wishing a speedy recovery to the injured," he wrote.

दिल्ली में लाल किला मेट्रो स्टेशन के पास धमाके में कई लोगों की मृत्यु की खबर अत्यंत दुःखद है। शोक संतप्त परिजनों के प्रति गहरी संवेदना है। ईश्वर से प्रार्थना है कि दिवंगत आत्माओं को चिर शांति दें तथा शोक संतप्त परिजनों को धैर्य धारण करने की शक्ति दें। घायलों के शीघ्र स्वस्थ होने…

— Nitish Kumar (@NitishKumar) November 11, 2025

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh warned that those responsible for the blast near the Red Fort will "not be spared".

"I extend my heartfelt condolences to all those who lost their lives in the tragic accident that occurred in Delhi yesterday. I pray to God to grant strength and solace to the bereaved families in this hour of deep grief. I want to firmly assure the nation that those responsible for this tragedy will be brought to justice and will not be spared under any circumstances," he said.

He added, "I wish to assure my fellow citizens that the country's leading investigative agencies are conducting a swift and thorough inquiry into the incident. The findings of the investigation will soon be made public."

#WATCH | "I extend my heartfelt condolences to all those who lost their lives in the tragic incident that occurred in Delhi yesterday. I pray to God to grant strength and solace to the bereaved families in this hour of deep grief. I wish to assure my citizens that the country’s… https://t.co/8QQmXlBfZ0 pic.twitter.com/zZ4ytDwcon

— ANI (@ANI) November 11, 2025

Suspected Delhi suicide bomber part of radical doctors’ group that coordinated on Telegram, say sources.

Three weeks before the blast near Delhi's iconic Red Fort, posters supporting terror outfit Jaish-e-Mohammad appeared in several parts of Srinagar. Jammu and Kashmir police then started an investigation that would bring them to Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, and the national capital. This investigation would also reveal a fundamental shift in terror recruitment, which Jammu and Kashmir police would describe as a "white collar terror ecosystem".

Three Kashmiri doctors, Adeel Ahmad Rather, Muzammil Shakeel and Umar Mohammed, are being investigated in connection with last evening's blast that claimed nine lives and left over 20 injured. The arrest of Rather and Shakeel in Uttar Pradesh's Saharanpur and Haryana's Faridabad, respectively, led to the recovery of a huge amount of material used in bomb-making.

According to security agencies, the 2,900 kg of bomb-making material recovered from two rooms in Faridabad is suspected to be ammonium nitrate. The same chemical was used in the blast near Red Fort, initial findings suggest.

Government sources have underlined their earlier stand taken after the Pahalgam attack and Operation Sindoor. 

"Any act of terror would be considered an act of war against India. Operation Sindoor is on," they said.

Suspected suicide bomber, Dr Umar Mohammad's mother and two brothers have been detained by the police. Officials are taking their DNA samples for identification.

Sources said that Umar, who owned the car involved in the blast, reportedly panicked and triggered the blast near the Red Fort after investigators arrested two key members of the module - Dr Mujammil Shakeel and Dr Adil Rather - and seized the explosives, the sources said.

He planned the attack with two more associates and planted a detonator in the car, sources said.

Ammonium nitrate, which was found in Faridabad, was used in the blast, sources added.

The Delhi Police have requested the closure for three days from November 11 to November 13 in view of the car blast near the fort that killed nine people. The cops wrote to the Archeologist Survey of India (ASI).

Ashok Kumar is one of the nine people to have lost life in the car blast near Delhi's Red Fort on Monday evening. Ashok, a native of Uttar Pradesh's Amroha, was the sole earner for his family of eight. Amroha is mourning the loss of its son.

It was a regular workday for Ashok, who was employed as a conductor with the Delhi Transport Corporation. He used to work on a cluster bus and cover the Old Delhi route.

When Pappu saw his cousin Ashok's name in the list of the victims of the Delhi blast, he was shocked. Speaking exclusively to NDTV outside the LNJP Hospital, Pappu said, "I read his name in the list and said, 'He is my cousin.' I called around to confirm. He also had a bike, which is missing right now."

Visuals from outside the LNJP hospital, where victims of the Delhi blast are being treated, show grieving families looking for their missing family members. An elderly man was seen looking for his relative, Lokesh Kumar Gupta.

An interaction with the elderly man revealed that Ashok Kumar was supposed to receive Lokesh Kumar Gupta from Chandni Chowk metro station.

"Lokesh Kumar Gupta is my relative. We both left Sir Ganga Ram Hospital together in the evening. Lokesh boarded the metro to Chandni Chowk, where Ashok was meant to meet him," the elderly man said.

While Ashok died in the blast, Lokesh remains missing.

Union Home Minister Shri Amit Shah will chair a high-level security review meeting at Kartavya Bhawan at 11 am today over the blast near Delhi's Red Fort that killed nine people. Union Home Secretary, Director IB, Delhi Police Commissioner, and DG NIA will attend the meeting. 

DGP Jammu and Kashmir will virtually join the meeting.

Based on the investigation so far, it is highly likely that Umar Mohammed was driving the car, sources said. Some of his body parts have been found, with the Delhi Police conducting a DNA test on them to confirm the identity.

The anti-terror agency NIA may officially take over the Delhi car blast case, officials said. So far, the investigation has been conducted by the Special Cell, the district police, and the Jammu and Kashmir police.

The Lal Qila Metro Station is closed due to "security reasons" in view of the blast near Delhi's Red Fort, the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) said.

"All other stations are functional as normal," it said.

Service Update
Lal Qila Metro Station is closed due to security reasons. All other stations are functional as normal.

— Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (@OfficialDMRC) November 11, 2025

CCTV camera footage and a mobile video from Delhi's Chandni Chowk near the Red Fort showed hundreds of people running for safety after hearing a loud explosion. Those who ran toward some shops instinctively to hide from possibly any more explosions included children and teens.

A slow-moving Hyundai i20 exploded at a traffic stop near the Red Fort, killing nine people and leaving 20 injured.

In the CCTV footage, people were seen going about their lives before they realised something horrible had just happened. Two men stood in a relaxed posture and chatted in front of a shop. A woman carried a shopping bag as she walked by them. A regular Monday evening, so it seemed.

The mobile video, taken seconds before the explosion, showed two men talking about something which could not be heard.

Then the explosion happened. The sound was unmistakably ominous for those who heard it but didn't know it yet.

Bengal's Trinamool Congress MP Abhishek Banerjee called the blast near Delhi's Red Fort "extremely distressing", questioning security lapses in the city.

"It is extremely distressing that such an incident has taken place in the heart of our National Capital. The Delhi Police, which is directly under the Union Home Ministry, bears the primary responsibility for maintaining law and order. How, then are such grave lapses in security being allowed to occur?" he wrote on X.

I am deeply shocked and anguished to learn of the tragic explosion near Delhi’s Red Fort, which has reportedly claimed several lives and left many others injured. My heartfelt condolences go out to the bereaved families and my prayers are with those recovering from their…

— Abhishek Banerjee (@abhishekaitc) November 11, 2025

A Gujarat doctor arrested with three handguns and resources to make ricin, a potential bioweapon. Another from Jammu and Kashmir arrested in Haryana with 2,900 kg of explosive substances, including 350 kg of ammonium nitrate, and two assault rifles. And a third, also from J&K, arrested in Uttar Pradesh for putting up posters praising Jaish-e-Mohammed, a Pakistan-based terrorist group.

Three apparently unrelated arrests on Sunday night and Monday morning.

Then on Monday evening a high-intensity blast in Delhi's crowded Red Fort area.

Nine people were killed and 20 injured after a Hyundai i20 car with Haryana number plates - HR26 CE 7674 - rolled up to the Subhash Marg traffic signal at Gate 1 of the Lal Qila metro station and exploded.

The force ignited 22 nearby vehicles and ripped apart the bodies of those killed.

Were the arrests of the terrorists and the Red Fort car blast connected?

Maharashtra police have tightened security at major religious sites after the blast in Delhi. Strict checks are underway in Shirdi, where police have set up barricades at entry points and are thoroughly inspecting all vehicles arriving from Mumbai and northern regions. Similar measures have been implemented in Shegaon, where security around the Sant Gajanan Maharaj Temple has been intensified. Devotees are being screened with metal detectors, and armed police, along with quick response teams, have been deployed to ensure safety.

Ammonium nitrate, which was found in Haryana's Faridabad on Monday morning, was used in the blast near Delhi's Red Fort, sources said.

The incident occurred on a day a massive haul of 2,900 kg of explosives was found just 50 km from the capital, in neighbouring Haryana's Faridabad. Sources said that a link has emerged between the blast and the "white collar" terror module as the i20 car owned by a doctor from south Kashmir's Pulwama - who was a part of the module.

Dr Umar Mohammad, who owned the car, reportedly panicked and triggered the blast near the Red Fort after investigators arrested two key members of the module - Dr Mujammil Shakeel and Dr Adil Rather - and the explosives, the sources said. Umar planned the attack with two more associates and planted a detonator in the car, sources said.

Sources said that the suspected suicide bomber did not get out of the car even for a second when the car was parked. He was either waiting for someone or awaiting instructions in the parking lot, they said.

a link has emerged between the blast near Delhi's iconic Red Fort that killed nine people and the "white collar" terror module that was busted by the police teams of Jammu and Kashmir and Haryana. The car in which the explosion took place was owned by a doctor - from south Kashmir's Pulwama - who was a part of the module, top sources confirmed early Tuesday morning.

The blast is now being probed as a terror attack, with the Delhi Police invoking sections 16 and 18 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA), covering acts of terrorism and related punishment. READ HERE

CCTV images have emerged showing the white Hyundai i20 car that exploded near the Red Fort on Monday evening, killing nine people and injuring 20 others. According to sources, the vehicle - with the number plate HR 26CE7674 - was parked in the parking lot near the fort for over three hours, entering at 3:19 pm and leaving around 6:30 pm.

A picture shows the car entering the parking lot with the driver's hand on the window. The driver of the car can be seen in another picture in which he appears to be wearing a blue and black t-shirt.

The Delhi Police have invoked UAPA (Unlawful Activities Prevention Act) sections after forensic evidence and intelligence inputs pointed to possible terror links in the blast near Delhi's Red Fort that killed nine and injured 20 others.

President of Maldives, Mohamed Muizzu, extended condolences over the loss of lives in the high-intensity blast near Delhi's iconic Red Fort that occurred on Monday evening, leaving at least eight people dead and many others injured.

In a post on X, the Maldivian President said, "Deeply saddened by the tragic loss of lives in the blast in Red Fort, Delhi this evening. Our heartfelt condolences to the bereaved families and good wishes for swift recovery of the injured. The Maldives stands in solidarity with the people and Government of India in this difficult time." 

After eight people were killed and several others were injured in the blast near Delhi's iconic Red Fort on Monday evening, the Forensic Science Laboratory said that samples will be taken to the laboratory and that a clue regarding the nature of the blast will be known after the examination.

"...The samples will be taken to the laboratory, and after that, only we can make any confirmation...Everything will be known after the examination...," FSL Officer Mohamad Wahid told reporters.
At least eight people lost their lives, and several others sustained injuries in the blast. 

Deeply saddened by the tragic car blast in Delhi. Heartfelt condolences to the families of the deceased. Pray for speedy recovery of the injured.

— Dr. S. Jaishankar (@DrSJaishankar) November 10, 2025

A case has been registered under sections 16, 18 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) and various sections of the Explosives Act and the BNS at the Kotwali Police Station: Delhi Police

The US Embassy in India issued a security alert for its citizens living in India after a blast took place near Delhi's iconic Red Fort on Monday evening.

On its official website, the US Embassy said, "On November 10, 2025, a car exploded near the Lal Quila (Red Fort) metro station in central Delhi, India, with local media reporting multiple casualties. While the cause of the explosion is unknown at this time, the Government of India has placed several Indian states on high alert."

Security has been beefed at the Mata Vaishno Devi cave shrine, its base camp Katra, and Jammu city following the Red Fort blast in the national capital Monday evening, officials said.

A high-intensity explosion ripped through a slow-moving car at a traffic signal near the Red Fort Metro Station, killing at least eight people and gutting several vehicles.
Twenty-four people were injured in the blast that occurred during peak evening hours when the area was crowded, officials said.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah has condoled the loss of lives in the high-intensity blast near the iconic Red Fort in Delhi, and informed that the top agencies in the country are investigating the incident with full intensity, and that they will go in-depth into the incident.

"Pained beyond words by the loss of lives in a blast in Delhi. My deepest condolences to those who have lost their loved ones. Have visited the blast site and also met the injured in the hospital. My prayers for their quick recovery," Shah said in a post on X.

"Top agencies are investigating the incident with full intensity, and will go in-depth into the incident," he added.

Thunderous blast shakes entire area: CCTV captures the exact moment a Hyundai i20 car explodes near Delhi’s Red Fort #DelhiBlast #RedFort@TanushkaDutta shares more details pic.twitter.com/TC9eimV9H4

— NDTV (@ndtv) November 10, 2025

The blast took place in the early evening as people returned from work, close to a metro station in the crowded Old Delhi area of the city. Ambulances streamed into a nearby LNJP hospital, carrying several injured people. Nine people were killed in the explosion.

Pictures show how the charred remains of vehicles and glass shards on the road at the blast spot in Delhi. Nine people were killed in the explosion.  

Security personnel, police at the site in Delhi where a powerful high-intensity blast killed 9 people.   

#TravelUpdate: Due to enhanced security measures at all airports across India, we request you to reach the airport at least 3 hours prior to departure, to ensure a seamless check-in and boarding experience. Please ensure you carry valid government approved photo identification…

— Akasa Air (@AkasaAir) November 10, 2025

Nine people were killed and 20 injured after a high-intensity explosion ripped through a slow-moving car this evening near Delhi's historic Red Fort. Here is a look at the Delhi blast site in pictures

One of the owners of the Hyundai i20 that exploded near Delhi's Red Fort Monday evening – killing eight people and injuring 20 others in a shocking high-intensity blast – is a man from Jammu and Kashmir's Pulwama, sources told NDTV hours after the explosion. police in Haryana's Gurugram confirmed the arrest of a Mohd Salman, the original owner of the i20 bearing the number plate HR26 CE 7674. However, Salman told the police he had sold the car – to a man called Tariq, who hails from J&K's Pulwama. It is unclear at this point if Tariq then re-sold the car to a third party.

Two Kashmiri doctors, who were arrested in the Faridabad terror conspiracy case, are being questioned about the blast near Delhi's Red Fort this evening. The nature of the blast is not known yet. Home Minister Amit Shah said investigators are probing all angles and no possibility is ruled out. Read here

The Hyundai i20 with Haryana number plates that exploded near Delhi's Red Fort Monday evening - killing nine people and injuring 20 others in a shocking high-intensity blast - has been traced back to Jammu and Kashmir's Pulwama, sources told NDTV hours after the explosion.

Delhi Police Emergency: 112 

Delhi Police Control Room: 011-22910010 or 011-22910011

LNJP Hospital (Where injured are admitted): 011-23233400, Emergency 011-23239249 

Delhi Fire Service: 101

Ambulance: 102 or 108

AIIMS Trauma Centre: 011-26594405

Here's a look at those who died and the ones who suffered injuries in the Delhi blast. 

The United States said it is closely monitoring the situation and stands ready to provide consular assistance in the wake of the deadly bomb blast near Red Fort in Delhi that has killed at least eight people and injured many more.

A State Department spokesperson told PTI that "we are aware of the explosion near Red Fort in Delhi. We are closely monitoring the situation and stand ready to provide consular assistance". 

"Anguished by the loss of lives in the tragic car blast in New Delhi. My heartfelt condolences to the families who lost their loved ones. Praying for the swift recovery of the injured. Authorities are ensuring that all necessary medical assistance reaches the injured," President Murmu posted on X.

#WATCH | Delhi: National Security Guard (NSG) team arrives at the spot after the blast near Gate no 1 of the Red Fort Metro station in Delhi. pic.twitter.com/NaYvTwnj5l

— ANI (@ANI) November 10, 2025

दिल्ली में लाल किला के पास हुए कार विस्फोट की दुःखद सूचना मिली। देश की राजधानी में ऐसे विस्फोट चिंताजनक और पीड़ादायक है। इस दर्दनाक हादसे में जिन परिवारों ने अपने निर्दोष प्रियजनों को खोया है, उनके प्रति गहरी संवेदनाएं व्यक्त करता हूँ तथा सभी घायलों के शीघ्र अति शीघ्र स्वस्थ होने… pic.twitter.com/U3ixGKC4OE

— Tejashwi Yadav (@yadavtejashwi) November 10, 2025

लाल किले के पास हुई कार विस्फोट की घटना अत्यंत पीड़ादायक और चिंताजनक है। इस दुखद हादसे में जिन लोगों ने अपने प्रियजनों को खोया है, उनके प्रति मैं अपनी गहरी संवेदनाएँ व्यक्त करती हूँ। ईश्वर से प्रार्थना है कि घायल शीघ्र स्वस्थ हों।
प्रभावित लोगों की हर संभव सहायता सुनिश्चित की जा…

— Rekha Gupta (@gupta_rekha) November 10, 2025

"Deeply saddened by the tragic blast in Delhi. Heartfelt condolences to the bereaved families and prayers for the recovery of the injured. All major railway stations are on high alert with special security arrangements," Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw posted on X.

#WATCH | Delhi blast: When asked if it was a terrorist attack, Union Home Minister Amit Shah says, "We are keeping all angles open and investigating from all angles. It is very difficult to say what caused the incident. Until the samples recovered from the blast site are analysed… pic.twitter.com/ZN0MkO8TPm

— ANI (@ANI) November 10, 2025

#WATCH | Delhi: Blast near Red Fort Metro Station | Union Home Minister Amit Shah arrives at the spot. pic.twitter.com/QDisHAEPpe

— ANI (@ANI) November 10, 2025

Home Minister Amit Shah is at the site where a high-intensity explosion ripped through a slow-moving car at a traffic signal near the Red Fort metro station in Delhi and killed at least eight people. The Minister earlier visited the injured at the LNJP hospital 

"Anguished by the loss of lives in the tragic car blast in New Delhi. My heartfelt condolences to the families who lost their loved ones. Praying for the swift recovery of the injured. Authorities are ensuring that all necessary medical assistance reaches the injured," BJP chief and Union Minister JP Nadda posted on X.

"Extremely distressing to hear about the news of a car explosion near Red Fort Metro Station, Delhi. Initial reports suggest that several precious lives have been lost in this incident. In this moment of grief, our thoughts and prayers are with the bereaved families, and we pray for the swift recovery of the injured. The government must ensure a prompt and thorough investigation into this blast which has taken in a high security and often crowded place, so that those responsible for this lapse and incident are held accountable," Mallikarjun Kharge posted on X

* The blast occurred in a moving vehicle 

* The car involved in the blast had a Haryana registration number 

* Delhi Police is in contact with Haryana Police 

* The identity of the person in whose name the vehicle is registered has been established.

* A team from the Special Cell has left for Haryana

"Shocked and deeply pained by the explosion near Delhi's Red Fort that has taken several innocent lives. Visuals from the site are truly heartbreaking. My heartfelt condolences to the bereaved families and my thoughts are with those battling injuries. Wishing them strength and a swift recovery," Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin posted on X

A high alert has been sounded across poll-bound Bihar following an explosion near the Red Fort in Delhi, in which at least 13 people were killed, Director General of Police Vinay Kumar said. The security has already been stepped up across Bihar for the second and final phase of the assembly polls tomorrow.

Condolences to those who have lost their loved ones in the blast in Delhi earlier this evening. May the injured recover at the earliest. Those affected are being assisted by authorities. Reviewed the situation with Home Minister Amit Shah Ji and other officials.@AmitShah

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) November 10, 2025

"Condolences to those who have lost their loved ones in the blast in Delhi earlier this evening. May the injured recover at the earliest. Those affected are being assisted by authorities. Reviewed the situation with Home Minister Amit Shah Ji and other officials," PM Modi posted on X

"This evening, around 7 pm, a blast occurred in a Hyundai i20 car at the Subhash Marg traffic signal near the Red Fort in Delhi. The blast injured some pedestrians and damaged some vehicles. Preliminary reports indicate that some people have lost their lives. Within 10 minutes of receiving the information of the blast, teams from the Delhi Crime Branch and Delhi Special Branch arrived at the spot. The NSG and NIA teams, along with the FSL, have now begun a thorough investigation. Orders have been given to examine all nearby CCTV cameras. I have also spoken to the Delhi CP and the Special Branch in-charge. The Delhi CP and the Special Branch in-charge are present at the spot. We are exploring all possibilities and will conduct a thorough investigation, taking all possibilities into account. All options will be investigated immediately and we will present the results to the public. I will be heading to the spot shortly and will also visit the hospital immediately," Amit Shah said in a video address

"There will be a thorough investigation. I am headed to the spot and then the hospital," Amit Shah said in a video address after a blast near Red Fort killed 13 people in the national capital 

"Shocked by news of the blast near the Red Fort in Delhi and by reports of fatalities & injuries. My thoughts are with all those affected, especially the families of the victims. Urging everyone in the vicinity to stay alert and follow official advisories. The safety of citizens must remain our foremost priority," Congress MP Shashi Tharoor posted on X.

"The news of the car explosion near Delhi's Red Fort Metro Station is extremely heartbreaking and concerning. The report of the deaths of several innocent people in this tragic incident is profoundly sorrowful. In this hour of grief, I stand with the bereaved families who have lost their loved ones and express my deepest condolences to them. I hope for the swift recovery of all the injured," Rahul Gandhi, Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, posted on X.

A live bullet was seen on the ground after a blast ripped through a car parked near Red Fort, killing eight people in Delhi

Former Delhi Chief Minister and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) national convener Arvind Kejriwal termed the explosion near Red Fort as "extremely alarming" and demanded an immediate and thorough investigation into the incident.

Delhi Police chief Satish Golcha says explosion happened in a slow-moving vehicle near Red Fort traffic signal around 6.52 pm

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been briefed by Union Home Minister Amit Shah on the blast. The Delhi Police Commissioner and chiefs of the NIA and Intelligence Bureau (IB) are continuously updating the Home Minister about the situation.