By Admin 
The horrific car blast that took place near the Red Fort in Delhi on Monday (November 10, 2025) evening shook the entire country. Now detailed information is coming out about the white Hyundai i20 car in which the explosion occurred. Whose car was it, who sold it and how did it reach the blast site near the Red Fort. All such aspects are being investigated. The investigating agencies have found many shocking clues at every turn of the car, due to which the matter is becoming more serious.
Big revelation in car buying and selling
After investigation, it was found that the car in which the blast took place was sold from a shop named Royal Car Zone in Faridabad Sector 32, Haryana. ABP News went to Faridabad and talked to lawyer Ahmed, an old associate of the shop owner. Lawyer Ahmed told that the car was sold by his old partner Amit Patel. Amit is not from Faridabad but from Madhya Pradesh and is living in Faridabad with his wife and children. According to Ahmed, both of them separated in 2022 and started this car business in 2015-16. Amit now works with 3-4 people. After getting information about the blast, Ahmed called him, but found Amit’s phone switched off.
Liquor and cards found in Royal Car Zone office
The white i20 car used in the Delhi blasts was purchased from Royal Car Zone in Faridabad. When the ABP News team reached this office for investigation, the view inside was shocking – liquor bottles, playing cards and scattered items clearly showed that a party was held here and it was a den of debauchery.
Car ownership changed frequently
Many big revelations are coming out about whose car it is. It is being told that the ownership of the car changed several times and many fake IDs were used in it, which is a common technique used in terrorist conspiracies.
The car kept roaming in Delhi all day long
Delhi Police has released the timeline of the car-
-8:04 am: The car entered Delhi from Badarpur toll plaza.
-8:20 pm: The car was filled with fuel at a petrol pump near Okhla Industrial Area.
-3:19 pm: The car entered the parking lot near the Red Fort.
-6:00 pm: The car was seen coming out of the same parking lot.
The car was then seen roaming around Daryaganj, Kashmiri Gate and Sunehri Masjid. These areas were later found to be connected to the blast site.
From car owner to new buyer
Police caught the registered owner of the car, Mohammad Salman, from Gurugram. Salman told that he had sold the car to a person named Devendra, who further sold it to someone else in Ambala. The police is now investigating the links of every buyer.
Pulwama’s name in fake ID
An ID attached to the car was found to be linked to a person from Pulwama (Jammu and Kashmir), further deepening the suspicion of a terrorist connection. No shrapnel or crater was found at the spot, leading experts to re-examine the type of explosive.
12 killed, 29 injured in the blast
There were 3 people in this car with number HR 26 7674. The explosion was so powerful that many vehicles parked nearby were also burnt. The injured were immediately taken to LNJP Hospital. Teams of Delhi Police, NIA, NSG and FSL reached the spot and started investigation. The entire capital has been put on high alert. Security was increased at airports, railway stations and borders.