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Fadnavis Blames Pakistan for Delhi Red Fort Blast at 26/11 Commemoration

The Union government says the investigation is ongoing into the November 10 explosion that killed at least 15 people.

Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis arrives to pay homage to the martyrs of the Samyukta Maharashtra movement on the occasion of Maharashtra State Martyrs' Memorial Day, at the Hutatma Chowk Memorial, in Mumbai. (@CMOMaharashtra/X via PTI Photo)
Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis at the 26/11 event at the Gateway of India, in Mumbai, India, on Saturday.
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Overview

  • Speaking in Mumbai, Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis accused Pakistan of orchestrating the car blast as part of a proxy-war strategy and claimed the plot aimed to strike cities across India.
  • Union home minister Amit Shah has not confirmed any cross-border role and said all aspects of the case are being probed and the perpetrators will be tracked down.
  • Fadnavis credited security agencies with seizing roughly 3,000 kg of RDX, saying the haul disrupted planned coordinated attacks including in Mumbai.
  • The chief minister cited 2025’s Operation Sindoor—India’s cross-border action after the Pahalgam attack—as evidence of a tougher security posture.
  • The remarks were made at a Gateway of India event organized by the Divyaj Foundation, where NIA chief Sadanand Date was felicitated, as tributes were paid ahead of the 26/11 anniversary.