By Admin 
Delhi Blast: Security agencies have come into high alert mode after the blast near Red Fort metro station on Monday evening in the country’s capital Delhi. So far 10 people have died in this blast and many people are also said to be injured. The police have detained a suspicious person and he is being interrogated.
This incident that took place in Delhi is currently being investigated by the police. Officials say that terrorist connection cannot be ruled out in this incident and investigation is going on on this angle also. In such a situation, after the blast, the police is doing strict checking. In such a situation, let us tell you that if you also get caught in the police interrogation, then how can you tell that you are not a suspect…
How and when did the incident happen?
According to the information revealed so far, there was a massive explosion in a car near Red Fort Metro Station in Delhi at around 7 pm. The explosion was so strong that even the cars parked nearby caught fire and even the glass of many buildings was broken. The fire brigades that reached the spot immediately brought the fire under control, but the number of dead is continuously increasing. Meanwhile, the injured have been admitted to the hospital.
High alert issued in Delhi
The police have started investigating this incident in the country’s capital from every angle. Meanwhile, high alert has also been issued in the capital, after which security agencies have come on alert mode. From police to fire brigade and other agencies have also been asked to be prepared for any emergency. Apart from this, the police is doing strict checking at every intersection and is also interrogating people.
How to tell, you are not a suspect
Whenever the police starts investigation in any big case and interrogates people, most of the people get nervous and give such answers, which deepens the suspicion of the police on them. To avoid such a situation, you should keep some things in mind…
- First of all, do not panic, understand that the police inquiry is for your safety only.
- If the police stops your car, do not try to drive away, this increases suspicion.
- Keep your identity card and other important documents with you. If you are in any vehicle then definitely show its documents also.
- Answer the police questions accurately, such as giving your name, address and occupation information correctly.
- What were you doing at the scene? What was the reason for coming there and where are you going? Answer these questions correctly.
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