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In the aftermath of the Red Fort blast in Delhi, two bodies have been recovered that cannot be identified through facial recognition, necessitating DNA testing. The total death toll in the incident has now risen to ten. Postmortems Underway, Families Waiting for Closure Out of the ten deceased, seven bodies have already been identified and handed over to their families following postmortems. At LNJP Hospital, 25 injured individuals are currently receiving treatment, with all reported to be in stable condition. According to hospital sources, postmortems have been conducted under police supervision since early Tuesday morning, with four to five bodies released by 9:30 a.m. to the families. Separate teams were assigned to ensure the process was smooth and to avoid putting pressure on...

In a first-of-its-kind revelation, authorities have uncovered a terror network allegedly run by doctors, working in support of militant groups Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) and Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind. The network came to light following the arrest of Arif in Srinagar, who was caught posting pro-JeM posters. Doctors Allegedly Running Terror Operations Investigations revealed that the module was being organized by doctors stationed across India. Following Arif’s arrest, authorities detained Dr. Muzammil Shakeel from Faridabad and Dr. Adil Ahmed from Saharanpur. These individuals were allegedly attempting to set up an operational terror network. Names of the accused surfaced during the probe into the poster incident in Kashmir, uncovering a sleeper cell supported by JeM and Al-Qaeda. Dr. Muz...

New Delhi: Following the recent car blast near Delhi’s Red Fort, authorities have announced that the historic monument will remain closed to tourists from Tuesday to Thursday. Police have stated that allowing public access could interfere with the investigation and potentially compromise crucial evidence at the site. Closure DetailsImmediately after the incident, the police sealed an area of approximately 200 square meters around the Red Fort. Access to both traffic and pedestrians has been restricted, and multiple investigative agencies are currently collecting samples and evidence from the scene. Considering the sensitive nature of the case, authorities had anticipated the closure of the Red Fort as early as Monday night. ASI Orders the Closure on Police AdviceThe Archaeological Su...

! New Delhi: In a major relief for Delhi’s vehicle owners, the government is preparing to waive off nearly 24.6 million pending traffic fines under a new Amnesty Scheme. The move aims to clear long-pending non-serious violations issued over the last ten years. The proposal has been sent by the Transport Department to the cabinet for approval. Cabinet to Discuss ProposalAccording to official sources, the proposal will be discussed in the upcoming cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Rekha Gupta. If approved, approximately 60–70% of all pending fines, amounting to around 24.6 million cases, will be waived. Which Fines Are Included?The Amnesty Scheme targets compoundable fines—those that can be settled outside of court. Serious offenses such as drunk driving, unauthorized drivin...