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Car explodes near historic fort in India's capital, killing at least 8 people, police say

AP News

Car explodes near historic fort in India’s capital, killing at least 8 people, police say

Today

Eight people die and several injured after car explosion in Delhi, police say

The Guardian

Eight people die and several injured after car explosion in Delhi, police say

Today

At least 8 killed in New Delhi car blast

Financial Times

At least 8 killed in New Delhi car blast

Today

📰 Bulletin Update – Delhi Car Explosion Near Red Fort

A car exploded this evening near the Red Fort metro station in New Delhi, leaving at least 8 people dead and many injured. AP News+2Financial Times+2
The vehicle stopped at a red light near Gate 1 of the Red Fort area and then exploded, triggering fires in nearby vehicles. India Today+1
Emergency teams including fire trucks arrived quickly. The fire was brought under control after significant damage. www.ndtv.com+1
The reason for the explosion is still unknown. Authorities have not ruled out any possibility, including foul play. The Indian Express+1
Security in Delhi and nearby states has been raised, especially around crowded areas and tourist spots. India Today
The area around the Red Fort has been cordoned off for investigation, and forensic teams are collecting evidence. The Indian Express

What you should do if you’re nearby or in Delhi:

Avoid the area near the Red Fort metro station and follow police instructions.
If you see any unattended vehicle or suspicious item, report it immediately.
Stay updated via reliable news sources and avoid sharing unverified reports.

We will keep you posted as more information comes in.

11 November 2025

📰 Quick Update

Nine people are confirmed dead and about 20 injured after a massive explosion in a car near the Red Fort Metro station in central Delhi around 6:52 pm on Monday evening. AP News+4The Economic Times+4www.ndtv.com+4

📍 What Happened

The blast took place in a Hyundai i20 with Haryana number plates (HR26 CE 7674), at a traffic signal near Gate 1 of the Metro station. www.ndtv.com
Several nearby vehicles caught fire, and the area was immediately sealed by authorities. Hindustan Times+1
The car is linked to a terror network based in Faridabad and Pulwama, and investigators believe the attack may have been triggered after key arrests in the module. India Today+1

🚨 Response & Investigation

The Delhi Police has invoked terrorism-related laws including the UAPA (Unlawful Activities Prevention Act) and the Explosives Act. Hindustan Times
Teams from the National Investigation Agency (NIA), National Security Guard (NSG) and forensic labs are probing the scene. www.ndtv.com+1
A high security alert has been issued across several states including Haryana, Punjab, Maharashtra, and Uttar Pradesh. The Economic Times+1

🧩 Why It Matters

This blast happened in a very crowded heritage zone of Delhi, near one of India’s most iconic monuments. The timing and method raise serious concerns about organised terror activity rather than an accident. The security implications stretch across transport hubs, religious sites and public spaces nationwide.