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Red Fort Blast in Delhi: CCTV Captures Hyundai i20 Explosion, 8 Dead, Multiple Injured

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Updated At : 02:17 PM Nov 11, 2025 IST

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A high-intensity blast near Delhi’s Red Fort killed at least 8 people and injured several others. The explosion occurred in a Hyundai i20 car near Subhash Marg traffic signal. Delhi Police are examining CCTV footage, including nearby toll plazas, to trace the suspect vehicle. Live reporting and eyewitness footage capture the chaos following the blast, as authorities investigate the incident. #RedFortBlast #DelhiBlast #CCTVFootage #BreakingNews #DelhiNews #Explosion #Hyundaii20Blast #DelhiPolice #RedFort #FSL #NationalSecurity #RedFortExplosion #BlastInvestigation #IndiaNews #delhiupdates

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