Terror Module Planned Red Fort Attack For Three Years
Investigators have found that the terror module behind the Red Fort blast had been preparing for the attack for nearly three years. The inquiry revealed that the group, influenced by radical online content, had been planning multiple strikes before the explosion took place near the Red Fort metro station area on 10 November 2025.
Findings From The Investigation
Officials recovered a car used in the incident and traced links to suspects connected to Pulwama and Faridabad. Early examinations suggest the module operated independently, relying on encrypted communications and self-radicalisation methods rather than formal organisational structures. Authorities believe the group used online propaganda and edited conflict imagery to target susceptible youths.
Security Measures And Next Steps
Following the blast, security has been tightened across Delhi and in other major cities. Agencies are now working on identifying financial channels, tracking digital footprints, and determining how the explosives were assembled. Investigators expect more arrests as they examine the wider network believed to have supported the plot.
