Red Fort Delhi Blast: The capital Delhi was rocked by a sudden bomb blast, which has so far claimed the lives of nine people and injured several others. The sound of the blast was so powerful that it shattered the windows of nearby vehicles. The Pakistan-backed terrorist organisation Jaish-e-Mohammed is suspected of having orchestrated this massive blast.
Delhi Police has launched a manhunt to arrest those involved in the blast. Police conducted raids throughout the night. According to the police, the accused will be arrested soon. Sources indicate that four suspects have been detained during the raid. Some of the injured remain in critical condition. The Delhi administration has also issued a helpline number.
Police raids throughout Delhi
Delhi was rocked by an explosion near the Red Fort Metro station, claiming the lives of nine people. Meanwhile, the Delhi Police took major action and conducted a search operation throughout the night from Daryaganj to Paharganj. The police also checked all hotel registers. During this time, Delhi Police detained four people, who are being interrogated rigorously.
According to the Delhi Police, the perpetrators of the attack will be exposed soon. Initial investigation revealed that the car was rented by Umar Mohammad using the ID of Atiq from Pulwama. Furthermore, the car was parked in a park for three hours and then taken out in the evening as the crowd gathered.
Delhi Administration Releases Helpline Numbers
Delhi Police has released helpline numbers for the families of the victims. Delhi Police Control Room 01122910010, 01122910011. LNJP Hospital has also released the helpline number 01123233400. The emergency number is 01123239249.
Body parts found in the car
People are now terrified by the Delhi blast. DCP North Raja Banthia said that an FIR has been registered at the Kotwali police station. A case has been filed under sections of the UAPA, the Explosives Act, and the BNS. Investigations are underway.