11 people died in an explosion in a moving car (11 people) 

Delhi: Eleven people   (11 people)   were killed and two dozen others were seriously injured in an explosion in a moving car near the Red Fort in Delhi.

The explosion occurred at a red light near Gate No. 1 of the Red Fort Metro Station.

The explosion was so powerful that not only the car that exploded but dozens of nearby cars and auto-rickshaws also caught fire. Glass panes on the upper part of the metro station were shattered, and nearby shops were also damaged.

The bodies of some of the deceased were torn to pieces. One man’s body was seen on top of the car.

An eyewitness said that the explosion was so powerful that it was heard far away, despite the crowded area.

The scene after the blast was horrific. Burned people were running around. Human body parts were scattered.

Several vehicles were hit by the blast, including bikes, cars, and other vehicles.

The echo and terror of the explosion instilled fear in the hearts of those present. This horrific incident is etched in the eyes and hearts of eyewitnesses who were present at the scene.

Amit Shah stated that the explosion occurred in an I-20 car. An eyewitness stated that the car in which the explosion occurred had a Haryana number plate, meaning it had an HR number. Notably, just today, police recovered 300 kg of ammonium nitrate in Faridabad, Haryana.

The car in which the explosion occurred was registered in the name of a person named Nadeem Khan. Meanwhile, security has been increased in Delhi.