As soon as Prime Minister Narendra Modi returned from his visit to Bhutan, he directly reached Loknayak Jaiprakash Hospital in Delhi. Here he will meet the people injured in the bomb blast near the Red Fort. After meeting the victims, PM Modi will also participate in an important security meeting.

He wrote on the social media platform ‘X’, went to LNJP Hospital to meet the people injured in the bomb blast in Delhi. I pray for everyone’s speedy recovery. PM Modi said that the conspirators will be brought to justice.

At the same time, BJP’s national spokesperson Pradeep Bhandari wrote in the ‘X’ post, a leader who remains dedicated to the national interest and protecting India from enemies round the clock. As soon as he landed back in Delhi from Bhutan, Prime Minister Narendra Modi went straight to LNJP Hospital to meet the people injured in the explosion in the capital. Spokesperson Shehzad Poonawala also gave his reaction. He said, Prime Minister Narendra Modi landed back in Delhi from Bhutan and went straight to LNJP Hospital and met the people injured in the blast. Reiterating Prime Minister Modi’s resolve, Shahzad Poonawala said that those whoDelhi blast) are behind, they will not be spared.

12 killed, more than 20 injured in the blast
So far, 12 people have been confirmed dead in the powerful blast that took place near the Red Fort metro station in Delhi on November 10, while more than 20 people are injured. All the injured have been admitted to Lok Nayak Jaiprakash (LNJP) Hospital for treatment.

PM Modi reached hospital as soon as he returned from Bhutan tour
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today (12 November) reached LNJP Hospital directly from the airport immediately after returning from Bhutan tour. He went there and met the injured and took information from the doctors about their condition.

Amit Shah has already met
Earlier, Union Home Minister Amit Shah had reached the hospital shortly after the blast. He inquired about the well being of the injured and instructed the officials not to cause any delay in treatment.

PM Modi said- “Government will provide all possible help”
Prime Minister Modi had said on Monday that he has reviewed the situation with Home Minister Amit Shah and senior officials. He assured that all possible assistance is being provided to the affected people and the investigating agencies are working to find out the conspiracy behind the incident.

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.

Delhi’s quiet evening suddenly turned into screams and smoke, when a massive explosion occurred in a Hyundai i20 car near the Red Fort metro station on Monday, November 10, 2025. 12 people died and more than 20 were injured in this explosion. The explosion was so strong that many vehicles parked nearby were engulfed in flames and there was chaos in the area. The injured people have been admitted to LNJP Hospital, while initial investigation by security agencies has indicated links to Jaish-e-Mohammed.

This terrorist attack in India was prominently shown by major newspapers and news channels of Pakistan. The media there called it the biggest terrorist attack in New Delhi.

Pakistani newspapers gave space to the attack

Dawn newspaper wrote that at least eight people have died and many have been injured in the explosion near the Red Fort in New Delhi, India. Police said that the reasons for the incident are being investigated. Dawn further wrote that a few hours before the blast, 2,900 kg of explosive material was seized in Haryana, due to which a connection between the two incidents is suspected.

Geo News reported. He wrote that the Delhi car blast is being investigated under India’s anti-terrorism law UAPA (Unlawful Activities Prevention Act). According to the report, India’s police and intelligence agencies have considered it a “serious incident related to national security”.

The Express Tribune wrote in its report that at least eight people have been killed in a car explosion in the Indian capital. Investigative agencies are busy finding the hidden network behind the explosion.

Pakistan Today described it as a serious terrorist attack in the most crowded areas of India and wrote that many vehicles were burnt due to the blast, while the fire department controlled the fire after an hour of effort.

Focus of investigation Faridabad and Pulwama connection

The investigating agencies have come to know that the Hyundai i20 car used in the blast came from Faridabad and is related to a person named Tariq of Pulwama. NIA and NSG teams have reached the spot and are investigating in every direction. Police have imposed sections of UAPA and Explosives Act in this case.

Strict security arrangements in the capital

Immediately after the blast, high alert has been issued in Mumbai, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal including Delhi. Additional security forces have been deployed in airports, metro stations, railway stations and major markets. Delhi Police has increased night checking on all borders so that suspicious vehicles and persons can be identified.

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Continuous investigation is going on in the blast case that took place near the Red Fort on Monday (10 November) evening in Delhi. There was a massive explosion in a vehicle parked near Red Fort Metro Station-1, due to which a massive fire spread nearby. So far 12 people have died in this, while many are injured. A surprising thing has come to light in the initial investigation of the police in the Dilla blast case.

Initial investigation by Delhi Police has found that the car explosion near the Red Fort could be a ‘fidayeen’ (suicide) attack.

Blast carried out after Faridabad terror module was busted

If Delhi Police sources are to be believed, this reveals the motive of the suspect behind the blast. As soon as he came to know that the Faridabad module had been busted, he planned a suicide attack. All concerned agencies are working on all aspects to find out the motive behind the blast.

Delhi Police’s initial investigation suggests that the Red Fort car explosion could be a ‘Fidayeen’ (suicide) attack. The probe indicates the suspect’s motive – he planned the suicide attack as soon as he learned that the Faridabad module had been busted. All relevant agencies…

— ANI (@ANI) November 11, 2025

Security increased at all historical sites

According to Delhi Police sources, security has been increased in all the historical places, major markets and crowded areas of Delhi. NSG DG is also present in the meeting chaired by Union Home Minister Amit Shah. This also includes Home Secretary Govind Mohan, Director IB Tapan Deka, Delhi Police Commissioner Satish Golcha and DG NIA. Apart from this, DGP of Jammu and Kashmir also joined the meeting through video conferencing.

Investigative agencies are taking data of all phones around Red Fort

After the Delhi blast, the investigating agencies are taking dump data of all the mobile phones operating in the areas around the Red Fort. From the dump data, agencies can get clues about the phone numbers which are related to this car blast. Dump data of Red Fort parking and its surroundings is also being obtained.

The people sitting in the car in which the explosion took place must have communicated with each other in some way or the other. Therefore, parking phone data is being considered important. In Faridabad also, communication is being ascertained through dump data to find out how many people were in contact with each other.

On Monday evening, there was an explosion in a car parked near Red Fort metro station in Delhi. After this incident, the security of Arun Jaitley Stadium has been increased. This stadium is located just a few kilometers away from the Red Fort. The Delhi vs Jammu and Kashmir Ranji Trophy match is currently being played at the Arun Jaitley Stadium. Delhi and District Cricket Association (DDCA) Secretary Ashok Sharma says that he has demanded Delhi Police to increase the security of the ground.

It is being told that so far 13 people have lost their lives in this blast and a large number of people have been injured. The blast took place at the red light near Gate No. 1 of Red Fort metro station.

DDCA Secretary Ashok Sharma said, “Security will be increased near the Arun Jaitley Stadium on the last day of the Delhi vs Jammu and Kashmir Ranji match. I would request the Delhi Police to deploy more security forces at the stadium.”

Investigation is going on regarding the cause of the blast. Let us tell you that a few hours before this blast, 2900 kg of suspected ammonium nitrate was found in Faridabad near Delhi, which is a main ingredient used in preparing explosives. Investigating officers said that a conspiracy was being hatched to carry out a large-scale attack in Delhi through this explosive.

Talking about the Ranji Trophy match, Jammu and Kashmir still have to score 124 more runs to win on the fourth day. Jammu and Kashmir had got the target of 179 runs in the fourth innings, till the end of the third day’s play, they had scored 55 runs at the loss of 2 wickets. Jammu and Kashmir is still 124 runs behind victory.

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Delhi Red Fort Blast: Big news has come out from the country’s capital Delhi. Here on Monday evening, a high intensity blast took place in a car near the Red Fort. After this blast, many cars caught fire, due to which so far eight people have died and many people are said to be injured. Officials present on the spot say that the death toll may also increase. Along with this, a high alert has also been issued in the entire Delhi and surrounding states.

After the cars got damaged in this blast in Delhi, a question arises that if your car also gets damaged in such a blast or man-made disaster, then can an insurance claim be made? Let us know what are the rules of insurance companies related to this?

What to do during such an incident?

Insurance experts say that it becomes a bit difficult to make an insurance claim in a situation like war or blast. In such a situation, if such an incident happens to you, then first of all ensure your safety and collect all the evidence. For example, take photos of the car from every angle, collect photos and videos of the surroundings and do not tamper with your car at all. After collecting all the evidence, first file a police FIR and then inform the insurance company about the incident through phone or email and send them all the evidence along with the FIR copy and other necessary documents.

Claim is not available in these circumstances

According to insurance experts, most insurance companies accept insurance claims in cases of natural disasters like flood, rain, lightning or earthquake. Apart from this, insurance claims are also accepted in case of man-made disasters like fire, terrorist incident or riot. However, motor insurance also has an exclusion clause, under which certain specific cases are kept out of the scope of insurance. This includes incidents like war situations, military actions, bomb blasts, bio-chemical attacks. This clause was introduced after the terrorist attacks in New York on September 11, 2001 and its purpose was to save insurance companies from bankruptcy.

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