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Home / Delhi / Blast In Parked Car Near Red Fort In Delhi

8 dead in car blast near Delhi’s Red Fort, MHA convenes high-level meeting

Nothing ruled out so far, cause to be determined, official announcement on casualties awaited
Rahul Gahlawat
Sneha Richhariya
New Delhi, Updated At : 08:54 PM Nov 10, 2025 IST
Video grabs after the blast.

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Eight people were killed in a bomb blast in a car parked near Gate No. 1 of Red Fort here on Monday.

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Delhi's Lok Nayak Hospital has confirmed that eight people have been brought dead from the site of the blast. Many injured are said to have been taken to Guru Tegh Bahadur Hospital in the vicinity of the Red Fort.

Meanwhile, a high-level security team has reached the spot of the blast, with several vehicles said to be damaged and several injured being rushed to hospital.

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Around 10 fire tenders have been rushed to the spot by the Delhi Fire Service.

The Ministry of Home has convened a high-level meeting on the blast. Nothing has been ruled out so far. The terror angle is being probed too.

Eyewitnesses at the spot said many were feared dead.

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