Delhi Police steps up security after Red Fort blast
After a blast near the Red Fort on November 10, Delhi Police is taking no chances—security has been ramped up citywide.
Drones and metal detectors are now scanning busy spots in northeast, north, and south Delhi.
The blast was traced to an explosive-laden car parked for hours near the fort, prompting police to crack down on second-hand car sales.
Community watch and stricter checks everywhere
Police have brought back their 'Prahari' and 'Eyes and Ears' programs, teaming up with locals to spot anything off.
Regular checks are happening at guest houses, cafes, theaters, and parking lots for abandoned cars.
Over 1,200 cases have been filed for incomplete tenant or domestic help verifications—plus markets like Lajpat Nagar are seeing more patrols as part of these new safety measures.