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Delhi Red Fort blast: Chandni Chowk market association president said that the market will remain closed on Tuesday, 11 November.

Red Fort car blast: An explosion took place in a car near Red Fort on Monday evening, claims eight lives, coinciding with a major explosives recovery in NCR.

Red Fort blast: Home minister Amit Shah says investigations are exploring all possibilities after explosion in car near Lal Qila kills at least eight people

As the investigation into the explosion continues, political leaders across Congress, Aam Aadmi Party and other parties have reacted to the concerning news. 

Several people nearby were blown apart, their body parts strewn. Multiple cars caught fire, and windowpanes were blown, buildings shook — all within an instant

Several people nearby were blown apart, their body parts strewn. Multiple cars caught fire, and windowpanes were blown, buildings shook — all within an instant

“The car, which was the source of the blast, had two to three occupants and was completely mangled,” a senior Delhi Police official said.

Delhi Police chief Satish Golcha told reporters that he is in touch with the union home minister Amit Shah and is briefing him regularly on the explosion.

The explosion in a car near the Red Fort metro station killed at least 8 people and injured 12 others.

DNA testing must be subject to stringent safeguards to protect dignity of individuals: SC