City
Epaper

Delhi: Car Explodes Near Red Fort Metro Station, Triggers Fire; Several Vehicles Damaged (VIDEO)

By Lokmat Times Desk | Updated: November 10, 2025 20:02 IST

Delhi Blast News: A powerful blast near the Red Fort shook the area on Monday, November 10, 2025. The explosion ...

Open in App

Delhi Blast News: A powerful blast near the Red Fort shook the area on Monday, November 10, 2025. The explosion occurred in a car parked outside gate number one of Red Fort metro station. The vehicle caught fire, and three other cars nearby were completely destroyed. Preliminary reports say one person has died and two to three others have been injured.

Ten fire engines rushed to the spot after the blast, and the fire was brought under control. The area was crowded at the time of the explosion. Police evacuated the area and increased security around the metro station.

Delhi police have sealed the area, and bomb disposal and forensic teams have reached the site. Delhi police have sealed the area, and bomb disposal and forensic teams have reached the site. The incident has created fear among residents in the surrounding area.

Tags: Delhi BlastdelhiFire AccidentFire NewsBlastexplosionRed FortMetro stationViral video
Open in App

Related Stories

CricketIPL 2026 RR vs MI: Rajasthan Royals Beat Mumbai Indians by 27 Runs; Yashasvi Jaiswal Shines

CricketIPL 2026: Yashasvi Jaiswal, Vaibhav Suryavanshi Power Rajasthan Royals to 150/3 Against Mumbai Indians in Rain-Shortened Clash

MumbaiMumbai: 25 Motorcycles Set On Fire in Dharavi; Case Registered

CricketIPL 2026: Vaibhav Suryavanshi Stuns Jasprit Bumrah With First-Ball Six in Rajasthan Royals vs Mumbai Indians Match (VIDEO)

NationalUttarakhand: SkyHop Aviation Conducts Successful Seaplane Test Flight at Ganga Barrage in Rishikesh (Watch Video)

National Realted Stories

NationalRBI holds repo rate at 5.25 pc, maintains neutral instance amid global uncertainty

NationalBengal SIR: Number of voters declines for first time after constant steep rise since 2011

National"Utterly shameful, unacceptable...": Priyanka Gandhi slams Assam CM for remarks on Kharge

NationalPre-certification mandatory for political ads in TN's Thoothukudi: Collector issues guidelines

NationalKerala polls: Big numbers, subtle currents and three-way chessboard