New Delhi, November 10, 2025 — The national capital was once again shaken by terror when a moving car exploded near the historic Red Fort, triggering chaos and panic across the area.
The explosion was so powerful that its sound was heard up to two kilometers away. Nearby buildings’ windows shattered, flames and smoke filled the air, and people ran for their lives amid screams and confusion.
Eyewitnesses described the scene as horrifying — human body parts were scattered across the road. Several vehicles caught fire, and cars parked nearby were completely destroyed.
According to official sources, 10 people have died and more than 24 others are injured. All victims have been rushed to nearby hospitals.
Teams from the NIA and NSG have reached the site and begun investigation.
Possible Link to Pulwama Attack
Preliminary reports suggest that the car involved in the explosion had changed hands multiple times.
Security agencies suspect a connection to a larger terror network, with some evidence resembling the Pulwama and Pahalgam attacks.
Public Outrage — “Is the Home Ministry Only for Elections?”
Social media has erupted with anger and grief.
People are questioning — “First Pulwama, then Pahalgam, now a blast near Red Fort — how long will this continue?”
Citizens are demanding accountability:
“Is the Home Ministry established only to fight elections, or does it also have the duty to protect the nation?”
Many users commented that if even the capital city is unsafe, how can ordinary citizens in small towns and villages feel secure?
Leaders React
Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed deep sorrow over the incident, promising that the culprits will not be spared “at any cost.”
He directed investigative agencies to submit a detailed report and announced financial aid for the victims’ families.
Rahul Gandhi called the incident a “failure of national security” and said the government must now answer why such attacks keep recurring.
Amit Shah tweeted that terrorists will be hunted down and that a “comprehensive investigation” is already underway.
Mayawati stated that this is not just a dark day for Delhi but a painful day for the entire nation.
Nationwide High Alert
Following the explosion, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Mumbai, and Prayagraj have been placed under high alert.
Security has been tightened at railway stations, malls, and other crowded public areas.
Investigation Updates
Forensic teams have collected explosive residue and wiring samples from the site.
Initial findings indicate that RDX might have been used in the blast.
Investigators are also probing whether a local support network helped in executing the attack.
Sach Look Team’s Findings
The Sach Look team obtained video footage showing two suspicious individuals walking near the car minutes before the explosion.
Police are analyzing CCTV footage to identify them.
Local residents reported sensing an unusual smell and smoke moments before the blast.
Conclusion
This explosion near Red Fort is not just another tragic incident — it’s a serious question on national security.
After four years, Delhi once again finds itself under a shadow of fear, and citizens are demanding real answers, not statements.
The nation stands united in grief — but one question still echoes:
Has national security become just another political agenda?
