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    Eight Killed in Car Explosion Near Red Fort in India's Delhi

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    Posted on November 10, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    A car explosion near Delhi's Red Fort killed eight and injured 20. Authorities are investigating as security alerts rise in nearby regions.

    Eight killed in car explosion near Red Fort in India's Delhi

    Details of the Car Explosion Incident

    By Shivam Patel and Shilpa Jamkhandikar

    Casualties and Injuries

    NEW DELHI (Reuters) -At least eight people were killed in an explosion in a car near the historic Red Fort in a densely populated district of the Indian capital Delhi, a city police spokesperson said.

    Response from Authorities

    The exact cause of the blast was being investigated, city police spokesperson Sanjay Tyagi said. However, India's financial capital of Mumbai as well as its most populous state of Uttar Pradesh, which borders Delhi, went on high security alert after the blast, local media reported.

    Historical Significance of Red Fort

    "Eight people have been killed in the explosion," Tyagi said. At least 20 people were injured, TV channels reported, as ambulances raced to the scene.

    Mangled bodies and the wreckage of several cars could be seen on a congested street near a metro station in the old quarter of Delhi, as police poured into the area to secure it and push back gathering crowds.

    Delhi Police Commissioner Satish Golcha said the blast took place minutes before 7.00 p.m. (1330 GMT).

    "A slow-moving vehicle stopped at a red light. An explosion happened in that vehicle, and due to the explosion, nearby vehicles were also damaged," he told reporters.

    "The situation is being monitored," headded.

    At least six vehicles and three auto-rickshaws caught fire, Delhi's deputy fire chief said later, adding that the flames had been doused by firefighting teams.

    "We heard a big sound, our windows shook," one resident who did not give a name, told NDTV.

    The Red Fort, known locally as Lal Qila, is a sprawling, 17th-century Mughal-era edifice melding Persian and Indian architectural styles, and is visited by tourists throughout the year.

    The prime minister addresses the nation from the fort's ramparts every year on August 15, India's independence day.

    (Reporting by Shilpa Jamkhandikar; editing by Toby Chopra and Mark Heinrich)

    Table of Contents

    • Details of the Car Explosion Incident
    • Casualties and Injuries
    • Response from Authorities
    • Historical Significance of Red Fort

    Key Takeaways

    • •Eight people killed in a car explosion near Red Fort.
    • •Authorities are investigating the cause of the blast.
    • •High security alert issued in Mumbai and Uttar Pradesh.
    • •The explosion damaged multiple vehicles and injured 20.
    • •Red Fort is a significant historical site in Delhi.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Eight killed in car explosion near Red Fort in India's Delhi

    1What is an explosion?

    An explosion is a rapid increase in volume and release of energy in an extreme manner, often resulting in damage and destruction. Explosions can be caused by chemical reactions, mechanical failures, or other factors.

    2What is a police spokesperson?

    A police spokesperson is an official representative of a police department who communicates information to the public and media. They provide updates on incidents, policies, and other relevant matters.

    3What is a high security alert?

    A high security alert is a state of heightened vigilance and preparedness in response to potential threats. It often involves increased police presence and security measures to protect citizens and property.

    4What is a metro station?

    A metro station is a facility where passengers can board and alight from trains in a rapid transit system, commonly found in urban areas. Metro stations typically provide access to various routes and services.

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