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All Gates at Delhi’s Lal Quila Metro Reopen as Red Fort Reopens to Visitors After Car Blast

Investigators cite DNA evidence to name Dr Umar Un Nabi as the suicide bomber linked to an alleged doctor‑led terror module.

Overview

  • DMRC announced on November 16 that every gate at Lal Quila Metro Station is open, following a partial reopening of Gates 2 and 3 on November 15.
  • The Archaeological Survey of India is restoring public access to the Red Fort on November 16 after the November 10 explosion that killed 12 people.
  • Special Cell and NIA teams completed site examinations and collected more than 40 forensic samples, with traffic and barricades on Netaji Subhash Marg now removed.
  • Police say the blast originated from a white Hyundai i20 that halted at a traffic signal near Gate 1 of the station, igniting a fire that burned multiple vehicles.
  • Authorities are probing suspected links to an interstate ‘white‑collar’ network involving medical professionals tied to Al‑Falah University, with several detentions and a major explosives seizure in Faridabad under scrutiny.