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Jasir Bilal Wani was produced in court as his current 7-day custody, granted by the Principal Sessions and District Judge, Anju Bajaj Chandna, on November 27, was set to end on Wednesday. New Delhi: A Delhi court on Wednesday (December 3) extended the National Investigation Agency (NIA) custody of Jasir Bilal Wani, a key accused in the Red Fort blast case, by seven days. Wani was produced before the court as his earlier seven-day remand, granted by Principal Sessions and District Judge Anju Bajaj Chandna on November 27, concluded today. A resident of Qazigund in Jammu and Kashmir's Anantnag, Wani was arrested in Srinagar by the NIA on November 17 for allegedly providing technical support for carrying out attacks by modifying drones and attempting to make rockets ahead of the deadly November 10 car blast that killed 13 people near Red Fort in Delhi. NIA arrested 7 people  The NIA has so far arrested seven key accused in the Red Fort blast case, in which alleged suicide bomber Umar U...

The development comes three days after a powerful blast near Delhi’s Red Fort killed ten people and left several others injured. The first photograph of Dr. Mohammad Arif, a medical student detained by the Uttar Pradesh Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) in connection with the recent Delhi blast, has emerged. Arif, 32, a first-year DM (Cardiology) student at the State-run Ganesh Shankar Vidyarthi Memorial (GSVM) Medical College in Kanpur, was taken into custody from an undisclosed location on Wednesday evening, officials said. According to sources, Arif, a native of Anantnag in Jammu and Kashmir, came under the ATS radar following disclosures made during the interrogation of former GSVM professor Dr. Shaheen Sayeed. Dr. Sayeed, who has been associated with Al Falah University, was arrested earlier as part of the ongoing probe into a “white-collar” terror module allegedly linked to Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) and Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind. Gyanendra Kumar, Chief Medical Staff at the LPS Institute of Car...

Delhi Blast: After the deadly car explosion, the crowded Chandni Chowk market, which is next to Delhi's Red Fort, was temporarily closed and forced to increased security. Lal Qila Metro Station and Red Fort will also be shut down. Today, a security assessment meeting is planned by Union Home Minister Amit Shah. Delhi Blast:  At least 10 people were killed and nearly 24 were injured in a horrifying car explosion near Delhi’s iconic Red Fort on November 10, 2025. The historic structure was closed, and the Lal Qila Metro Station was temporarily shut down. A serious safety operation and anti-terrorism law inquiry were triggered by the Hyundai i20 car explosion that occurred close to the metro station at a red signal. Red Fort Closed For 3 Days In order to assist investigations and ensure safety, the Archaeological Survey of India has ordered the Red Fort to be closed from November 11 to 13. In order to reduce further risk, the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation paused operations at the busie...