After the horrific car blast in Delhi on Monday (November 10), security agencies have issued an alert in the capital. In view of this, the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) has issued an order to close the historic Red Fort to the general public for the next three days.

On Monday, 9 people were killed and more than 20 were injured in the blast near Red Fort metro station, after which this decision has been taken due to security reasons. ASI officials said that during this period, the security arrangements in and around the Red Fort will be completely reviewed. Police, NSG and forensic teams are working continuously to stop any suspicious activity and investigate the evidence.

Home Minister Amit Shah met the injured

Last night, Home Minister Amit Shah and Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta also reached RML Hospital, where they met the injured. After this, Amit Shah reached the spot and took stock of the situation.

Explosive material was kept in the car

Since the incident, teams of Delhi Police, NSG and NIA are investigating on the spot. It is being told that the explosive material was kept in a car, which is being linked to a person named Tariq of Pulwama.

Delhi Police registered a case under UAPA

Delhi Police has registered a case under UAPA in this matter and the entire area has been sealed. Security agencies are on high alert in Delhi as well as in NCR, Mumbai and UP.

ASI has appealed to the people not to go around the Red Fort complex unnecessarily for the next three days. The monument will be reopened only after the security check is completed.

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Amit shah future plan: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday (July 09, 2025), on the occasion of the International Cooperative Year, performed ‘cooperation’ with women and other cooperative workers associated with the cooperative region of Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan. During this, he told what he will do after retirement from politics.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah mentioned Banaskantha in the ‘Cooperative-Dialogue’ program and said, ‘When I was born, the people of Banaskantha used to get water to bathe only once a week.’

Lack of water in these districts of Gujarat

He said that the people of Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan may not have an idea, but Banaskantha and Kutch were among the highest water scarcity districts of Gujarat. Today, a family earns only one crore annually from milk production. This is a very big change.

This is the future plan of the Home Minister after retirement

Union Home Minister Amit Shah said, ‘I have decided that after retirement, I will dedicate my rest of my life to the study of Vedas, Upanishads and natural farming. Natural farming is a scientific experiment, which has many benefits. Many health problems often arise from wheat grown from chemical fertilizers. Natural farming not only helps in keeping the body disease free, but also increases agricultural productivity.

This plan is strengthening this plan to the country’s economy

Amit Shah further said, ‘The Ministry of Cooperation is strengthening the country’s economy with the rural economy by strengthening farmers according to PM Modi’s vision of’ Sahakar with Sahakar ‘. In this dialogue, Union Home Minister Amit Shah also answered the questions of the people.

Amit Shah, while answering the question of a participant, said that we have identified about 25 small business models for Primary Agricultural Cooperative Societies (PACS). All PACS should be worked towards making them rich by connecting them with various activities.

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Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday (June 29, 2025) refused any kind of conversation with the Maoists. He said that the workers of banned Maoist organizations should leave weapons and surrender to the police and join the mainstream of the society. Shah said this while addressing a rally after the inauguration of the National Headquarters of Turmeric Board in Nizamabad, Telangana.

Shah targeted Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and said that he is questioning ‘Operation Sindoor’. He advised Rahul Gandhi to look at the weak position of Pakistan to understand the effect of this operation. Shah said, ‘Our government’s policy is clear. There will be no conversation with the weapons. Maoists will have to surrender and surrender and join the mainstream.

So many Maoists surrendered in the last year and a half

The Home Minister said that in the recent few times in the Northeast India, about 10,000 people have abandoned weapons and adopted the mainstream of the society. Many of these people have participated in elections from taluk level to state assemblies. In the last one and a half years, more than 2,000 Maoists have surrendered by giving up arms. This is the proof of the policies and success of the operation.

Shah gave a strong message to the Maoists and said, ‘Leave the weapons and surrender. If you do not do this, then we have decided that Naxalism from the country will be completely abolished by 31 March 2026.

Problems like Naxalism and extremism have to end

Home Minister Amit Shah said that the government is committed to uprooting Naxalism. This statement is part of the strategy of the central government, under which strict steps are being taken to eliminate problems like Naxalism and extremism.

Shah said that the government’s goal is not only to ensure security, but also bring back those who have gone on the wrong path. Those who surrender are being given a chance to start a new life. It is clear from the government’s strict policy and surrender appeal that concrete steps are being taken to end Naxalism.

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