Delhi’s historic heart was shaken on Monday evening as a powerful blast near the iconic Red Fort claimed 12 lives and left at least 20 injured. The explosion occurred in one of the city’s busiest and most secure areas, jolting residents, tourists, and commuters alike. In the immediate aftermath, the Lal Qila Metro Station was temporarily closed, while the rest of Delhi’s metro network continued operations, highlighting the delicate balance of urban security and mobility in the national capital.
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Red Fort Blast: 12 Dead, Lal Qila Metro Closed As Delhi Boosts Security
12 dead, 20 injured in a Red Fort car blast; Lal Qila Metro temporarily closed as Delhi boosts security across key areas
The Red Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage site and symbol of Delhi’s Mughal heritage, remains under heightened security following a recent car blast nearby. Photo: Unsplash
The Red Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage site and symbol of Delhi’s Mughal heritage, remains under heightened security following a recent car blast nearby. Photo: Unsplash
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