A blast rocked a parked car near Delhi's Red Fort on Monday evening, causing panic and prompting an immediate response from five fire tenders. The explosion, which occurred near the Lal Qila Metro Station, also affected nearby vehicles. Authorities have cordoned off the area as investigations are underway.
A car explosion near Delhi's Red Fort Metro Station killed at least eight people and injured several others, triggering a massive fire that engulfed multiple vehicles. The blast caused panic and shock in the area, with eyewitnesses describing intense flames and a deafening sound. Authorities have launched an investigation, with forensic teams examining the site.
A car blast near Delhi's Red Fort Metro Station has placed the city on high alert, with security agencies investigating the cause. Uttar Pradesh authorities have also heightened security at sensitive locations and border areas, increasing patrols and checks across all districts. The incident has led to widespread alerts and investigations.
Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath on Monday mandated the singing of 'Vande Mataram' in all state educational institutions to foster national pride. This move follows Prime Minister Modi's criticism of the Congress party for allegedly removing stanzas from the national song, which he linked to the seeds of partition.
Jammu & Kashmir and Haryana Police jointly recovered 360 kg of suspected ammonium nitrate, arms, and bomb-making equipment in Faridabad. Two individuals, including a doctor, were arrested as part of a two-week-long investigation. Officials suspect the seized materials were intended for large-scale terror attacks in the Delhi-NCR region.
Opposition leaders, including Rahul Gandhi, have strongly criticized the government for detaining individuals protesting Delhi's severe air pollution at India Gate. Accusations of data manipulation and neglecting citizens' right to clean air have surfaced. Authorities directed protesters to Jantar Mantar, citing India Gate as an unauthorized demonstration zone, as the capital's AQI reached hazardous levels, triggering Stage II of GRAP.
