By Admin 
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) will now investigate the blast that took place near Red Fort in Delhi. The Home Ministry had handed over this case to the NIA on Tuesday (November 11, 2025). Now the agency has started investigating this matter in depth and a Special Investigation Team (SIT) has been formed for this.
Team will be formed under the leadership of ADG Vijay Sakhare
According to sources, this investigation will be led by NIA ADG Vijay Sakhare. A total of 10 senior officers have been included in the team formed under his leadership. This includes 1 IG, 2 DIG, 3 SP and remaining DSP level officers. The objective of the team is to find out the conspiracy, network and module behind the blast.
Important meeting between NIA and IB
Today (November 12, 2025) an important meeting is going on between the DG of NIA and the Chief of the Intelligence Department (IB). In this, initial information related to the blast, possible modules and coordination of security agencies are being discussed.
Case diary will be available from Jammu-Kashmir, Delhi and Haryana Police
Today the NIA team will take possession of the case diary and inputs of Jaish-e-Mohammed module related to Jammu and Kashmir Police, Delhi Police and Haryana Police. It is believed that the direction of investigation will be decided on the basis of this information.
explosion caused by haste and deception
Preliminary investigation into the blast near the Red Fort has revealed that the blast may have been ‘accidental’ when a hastily made explosive device was being transported after the busting of an inter-state terrorist module. Officials gave this information on Tuesday. Police investigated the Red Fort blast case as a possible terrorist attack and focused on Omar Nabi, a doctor from Pulwama.
Explosion occurred after terror module was caught
This doctor from Pulwama was related to the terrorist module based in Faridabad, which was exposed after explosives were recovered from there. Sources said that the blast was carried out in panic and desperation following raids conducted by security agencies at several places in Delhi-NCR and Pulwama in Jammu and Kashmir to arrest suspects considered to be part of the terrorist module.