High alert in Delhi: Warning of terrorist explosion again! Red Fort and major temples of the country targeted by terrorists
High alert in Delhi News In Marathi: Ahead of the Holi festival in the national capital, Delhi terrorist An attack warning has been issued. After the explosion near the Red Fort last November, fear of a possible blast has once again risen in Delhi. Based on intelligence inputs, a major terror attack alert has been issued in Delhi. Security systems are on high alert. According to information received, Lashkar-e-Taiba is planning to target Red Fort, Chandni Chowk and major temples with IED blasts.
On February 6, there was an explosion in a mosque in Islamabad, Pakistan. In which many people died. Since then, Lashkar-e-Taiba has been planning attacks in India. Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), a terrorist outfit, is reportedly planning an IED attack in Delhi. Security agencies have issued an alert and terrorists are planning to detonate bombs in front of Red Fort in Delhi.
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Many people died in the explosion in front of the Red Fort
In November 2025, there was a huge bomb blast in front of the Red Fort. A suicide bomber detonated a car packed with explosives. Many people were killed in this attack. Now, there is another bomb blast warning near the Red Fort. As a result, security arrangements have been tightened. Investigations into the “white collar” terror module arrested after the recent car bombing near Red Fort revealed that the mastermind of the conspiracy, Dr. Umar-un-Nabi was trying to recruit in the second suicide bombing. However, he was not successful as the man decided to withdraw from the terrorist plot citing the need to support his family during the apple harvest season.
Srinagar Police and the National Investigation Agency (NIA) have busted a parallel terror module run by Nabi. Nabi was the same person who drove an explosive-laden vehicle near the historic Red Fort on November 10, killing more than 12 people. The interrogation of the arrested suspects revealed the recruitment strategies used by the doctor-turned-terrorist. Based on this information, the NIA arrested Yasir Ahmad Dar, a resident of Shopian.
31 killed in Pakistan blast
of Pakistan A recent deadly suicide attack at a Shia mosque on the outskirts of the capital killed 31 people. An organization linked to the Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attack. Pakistani police officials said they had identified the attacker and his accomplices and arrested the mastermind. Meanwhile, the Indian External Affairs Ministry condemned the attack on the mosque and condoled the death of innocent civilians, but also categorically rejected Pakistan’s allegation of any Indian connection. The foreign ministry said, “It is unfortunate that Pakistan, instead of addressing the problems that are eroding its social fabric from within, tries to distract itself by blaming others.”
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