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    Delhi explosion confirmed as terror act by government

    This has led to heightened security near Red Fort as authorities investigate the explosion that killed eight and injured several others in Delhi.
    Web DeskBy Web DeskNovember 13, 2025
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    New Delhi: The Indian government has confirmed that the deadly explosion in Delhi was a terror incident. The blast has occurred near the city’s historic Red Fort, killing at least eight people and injuring 20 others.

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s cabinet has condemned the attack during a high-level security meeting, describing it as a cowardly act committed by anti-national forces. The cabinet has directed investigative agencies to pursue the case with urgency and professionalism to ensure the perpetrators and their sponsors are brought to justice.

    In its official statement, the government has said that the nation has witnessed a heinous act of terrorism, resulting in the loss of innocent lives. It reaffirmed India’s zero-tolerance stance against terrorism and emphasised that such acts would not weaken the country’s resolve.

    According to Delhi Police Commissioner Satish Golcha, the explosion has taken place around 18:52 local time near a metro station close to the Red Fort. A slow-moving vehicle, identified as a Hyundai i20, has stopped at a red light before it exploded, damaging nearby vehicles.

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    Forensic teams, police officials, and national security experts have been deployed to investigate the cause and source of the blast. Home Minister Amit Shah has stated that all possibilities are being explored and that a detailed report will be presented once the investigation concludes.

    The incident has prompted Delhi Police to declare a citywide high alert, with neighbouring states like Uttar Pradesh increasing vigilance across major cities. The Red Fort area has been cordoned off for public safety as authorities conduct evidence collection and damage assessment.

    Prime Minister Modi has expressed condolences to the families affected by the explosion, while opposition leader Rahul Gandhi has called the incident ‘deeply saddening.’

    The Red Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site built in the 17th century, is one of India’s most visited landmarks and the location where Indian prime ministers deliver their annual Independence Day speeches.

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