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The iconic Red Fort in Delhi will remain closed from November 11 to 13 due to a devastating car blast that has shocked the nation. The Archaeological Survey of India announced the closure following a request from authorities as the investigation is ongoing.
The tragic incident has claimed at least 12 lives. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has promised the victims’ families that those responsible will face justice. While on an official visit to Bhutan, Indian Prime Minister Modi emphasized that those involved will be held accountable.
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Authorities have deployed significant resources, with both National Security Guard (NSG) and National Investigation Agency (NIA) officials present. The car owner and two associates have been detained. Delhi has issued a travel advisory, and Union Home Minister Amit Shah has convened a high-level security meeting.
Security checks have intensified, with police inspecting vehicles at various checkpoints.
