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Overview
- The LNJP hospital reported 12 dead and more than 30 injured after the November 10 car explosion near the Red Fort.
- Delhi Police registered the case under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, signaling a terrorism-focused inquiry.
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi called the incident a conspiracy and pledged that those responsible will face justice.
- Police said a slow-moving car stopped at a traffic light exploded, damaging nearby vehicles, as the Red Fort metro station and local shops temporarily closed.
- NDTV reported a former owner of the vehicle was detained for questioning, and police separately announced arrests and explosives seizures while indicating links to proscribed groups.