Vigilance is being maintained after the blast near the Red Fort in Delhi. Meanwhile, the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) issued a notification saying that the Red Fort will remain closed for the general public till November 15. Due to security reasons, it has been decided to close it for now.

After the blast near the Red Fort on Monday (November 10), security arrangements have been further increased in the national capital. Police teams are seriously checking passengers, luggage and vehicles. 13 people have lost their lives in this blast.

Silence in main markets of Delhi

The main markets of Delhi usually see hustle and bustle and good business during festivals and wedding seasons, but after this blast, there is silence in these markets. The atmosphere of fear still persists and this is the reason why many outside buyers are now preferring to order online instead of coming to the market in person. After this blast, business in wholesale trade centers like Sadar Bazaar and Chandni Chowk has been affected.

Lajpat Rai market also affected

However, the Red Fort blast has not had much impact on the Sarojini Nagar market. The movement of customers is continuing normally. At the same time, Lajpat Rai Market, located near Chandni Chowk and famous for electronic goods, has been badly affected. This market is almost completely closed.

There was a massive explosion in the i20 car.

Let us tell you that on the evening of November 10, there was a massive explosion near the Red Fort at 6:52 pm. This blast took place in Hyundai i20 car. So far 13 people have died and many injured are still undergoing treatment in the hospital. This car was being driven by the mastermind of the blast, Dr. Umar. The explosion was so severe that nearby vehicles were blown to pieces and an atmosphere of chaos was created in the entire area.

The Supreme Court has refused to hear the demand to re -install the fragmented idol of Lord Vishnu in the Javari temple of Khajuraho. The petitioner said that this 7 feet high statue was fragmented during the Mughal period. It should be re -established, but the court said that this subject is about the jurisdiction of the Archaeological Survey Department (ASI). In this, the court cannot give any order.

A petitioner named Rakesh Dalal says that the statue of Javari temple was fragmented during the Mughal invasion. It has not been restored even after 77 years of independence. This inaction of the government is violating the worship of devotees.

Public campaign for years, but no hearing was held

On behalf of the petitioner, senior advocate Sanjay Nauli appeared before the bench of Chief Justice of India BR Gavai and Justice Augustin George Christ. He told the judges that protests, memorandums and public leadership were conducted on this issue for years, but there was no hearing at any level. Therefore, he is requesting the court to intervene in the case, but the Supreme Court refused to hear the case.

The court said that the matter is related to a protected monument. For any change there, permission of Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) is necessary. Only ASI can make any kind of change. Therefore, contact the petitioner ASI.

What did CJI say to the petitioner,

Chief Justice of India B. R. During the hearing, Gawai said to the petitioner in a light manner, ‘Now pray to God. You say that you are an ardent devotee of Lord Vishnu. He can help you. Forgive us It is an archaeological site. We will not interfere in ASI’s functioning.

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