Summary of "Delhi Red Fort Blast Case | Who is Behind It? | Dhruv Rathee"

Red Fort Blast Incident Overview

The video by Dhruv Rathee covers the Red Fort blast incident that occurred on November 10, 2025, near the Red Fort Metro Station in Delhi. A Hyundai i20 car carrying explosives stopped at a red light close to Gate No. 1 of the metro station and detonated, causing a massive explosion.

Details of the Explosion

The blast damaged multiple vehicles and shattered glass at the metro entrance.
Debris flew up to 150 meters from the site.
The explosion was reportedly heard up to 2.5 km away.

Emergency Response

Emergency services responded quickly, with fire tenders, police, ambulances, and forensic teams arriving within minutes.

Over 20 people were injured.
13 people lost their lives, including:
- A bus conductor
- A cab driver
- A shop worker
- An e-rickshaw driver

Home Minister Amit Shah visited the site and hospital, emphasizing the need for a thorough investigation.

Investigation and Official Response

The investigation is ongoing, with involvement from:

National Investigative Agency (NIA)
National Security Guard (NSG)

Although no official confirmation has been made about the blast being a terrorist attack, the following actions have been taken:

Delhi Police registered an FIR under the UAPA anti-terror law.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi described the blast as a conspiracy, indicating a terrorist angle.

Links to Faridabad Arrests and Explosives Cache

The blast is linked to arrests made on the same day in Faridabad, where two Kashmiri doctors were detained for alleged ties to terrorist groups:

Jaish-e-Mohammed
Ansar Ghazwatul Hind (AGH)

Key findings include:

Over 3000 kg of explosives and bomb-making materials were found in a rented house in Faridabad.
One suspect, Umar Nabi from Pulwama, is believed to have driven the car used in the blast.
The explosives used in the blast were similar to those found in Faridabad.
The bomb was reportedly loosely assembled, indicating a rushed attack.

Dhruv Rathee’s Message and Reflections

Dhruv Rathee urges viewers to:

Avoid spreading baseless conspiracy theories or hatred and to maintain patience and discretion in the aftermath.

He raises critical questions about:

How such large quantities of explosives entered the country.
The need for a thorough investigation.

Rathee draws parallels to the Pulwama attack six years prior, highlighting the seriousness of the situation.

Additional Announcement

The video ends with an unrelated announcement about an upcoming webinar for subscribers of AIF YASTA, an AI-powered app offering personalized coaching and advice.

Presenter/Contributor: - Dhruv Rathee