Delhi Blast: November 10th was a very traumatic day for the people of Delhi. A massive explosion occurred near the Red Fort Metro Station in Delhi. Following this blast, a high alert has been issued in Delhi. The explosion occurred in a parked car, causing panic among the people. The car caught fire after the explosion. An explosion in a car near Gate No. 1 of the Red Fort Metro Station on Monday evening caused panic. The temple’s glass shattered, and the doors and windows of several nearby shops were also damaged. Eight people have died so far in this incident, while 12 others are reported injured.

Immediately after the blast, tremors were felt as far as the Bhagirath Palace area of ​​Chandni Chowk, and shopkeepers were seen calling each other to inquire about the situation. However, this is not the first time such an incident has occurred in Delhi. Delhi has witnessed several such blasts before:

When did blasts occur in Delhi?
May 25, 1996: A bomb exploded in Lajpat Nagar Central Market. At least 16 people were killed in this blast.

October 1, 1997: Two bombs exploded near Sadar Bazaar. Approximately 30 were injured in this blast.

October 10, 1997: Three explosions occurred in the Shantivan, Kaudiya Pul, and Kingsway Camp areas—one death, approximately 16 injuries.

October 18, 1997: Twin explosions occurred in Rani Bagh Market, resulting in one death and approximately 23 injuries.

October 26, 1997: Two explosions occurred in Karol Bagh Market, resulting in one death and approximately 34 injuries.

November 30, 1997: Twin explosions occurred in the Red Fort area—three deaths, approximately 70 injuries.

December 30, 1997: Bus explosion near Punjabi Bagh – 4 killed, approximately 30 injured.

June 18, 2000: Two powerful explosions near the Red Fort – 2 killed, approximately a dozen injured.

March 16, 2000: Explosion in Sadar Bazaar – 7 injured.

February 27, 2000: Explosion in Paharganj – 8 injured.

April 14, 2006: Two explosions in the Jama Masjid premises – at least 14 injured.

May 22, 2005: Two explosions at Liberty and Satyam cinema halls – 1 dead, approximately 60 injured.

October 29, 2005: Three explosions in Sarojini Nagar, Paharganj, and Govindpuri – approximately 59-62 killed, approximately 100+ injured.

September 13, 2008: Five coordinated explosions in Karol Bagh (Gaffar Market), Connaught Place, and Greater Kailash-I—at least 20-30 dead, 90+ injured.

September 27, 2008: Explosion in Mehrauli Flower Market (Sarai)—3 dead, 23 injured.

May 25, 2011: Explosion in Delhi High Court parking lot—no fatalities.

Following the explosion, a high alert has been declared across Delhi. Given the current situation in Delhi, speculation is that this could be a major conspiracy. Meanwhile, the nearby Chandni Chowk market has been closed. The entire area and roads around the Red Fort have been cordoned off.

Following the explosion, a car caught fire, engulfing 7-8 other vehicles. Images of the explosion are now going viral on social media. The blast occurred at Gate No. 1 of the Red Fort Metro Station.