Archive · 19 Nov 2025
Delhi Police Verifies 2,500 Homes Post Blast, Books 250 for Non-Compliance
After a deadly blast near the Red Fort, Delhi Police checked over 2,500 homes and booked 250 people for not completing their police verification process.
This is part of their effort to strengthen security in high-footfall areas.
Delhi Police conducted multi-agency verification drives after the blast near Red Fort
2,500 homes visited, ID proofs checked, and occupants questioned
250 people booked for not completing mandatory police verification
Most cases from north Delhi, including lodges and guest houses
Offenders can face up to six months imprisonment and/or Rs 2,500 fine
- Who
- Delhi Police
- What
- Conducted verification drives and booked offenders
- When
- After the November 10 blast near the Red Fort
- Where
- North district of Delhi, including high-footfall areas
- Why
- To strengthen security and prevent future incidents
- Total Homes Verified
- 2,500
- People Booked
- 250
- Penalty for Non-Compliance
- Up to six months imprisonment and/or Rs 2,500 fine
Sources
Delhi: After Schools, 3 Courts Evacuated Following Bomb Threat From 'Jaish-e-Mohammad' – Video
Don’t let bomb threats panic you: NDBA to lawyers
Around 250 booked in verification drive after Delhi blast
Judicial Body Condemns Fake Letter
Three courts, two schools get hoax bomb threat
