Archive · 11 Dec 2025
Red Fort Blast Victims Await Compensation
On November 10, a car exploded outside the Red Fort Metro station in Delhi.
Several people were injured, and their vehicles were damaged.
The victims, including drivers and vehicle owners, are now waiting for compensation from the government.
Some have taken loans to buy their vehicles and are struggling to pay their EMIs.
The government has announced compensation for those injured, but many are still waiting to receive it.
Some vehicles that were not severely damaged are also not being returned to their owners.
The victims are finding it difficult to rebuild their lives without the compensation and their vehicles.
A car explosion occurred outside the Red Fort Metro station on November 10, injuring several people and damaging their vehicles.
Victims like Bhawani Shankar Sharma, who lost his car, are struggling to pay their EMIs and are awaiting government compensation.
Yasin, who sold his wife's jewellery to buy an e-rickshaw, is also awaiting compensation and is currently unemployed.
Shaurya Rawat's car, which had minimal damage, is still not returned by the authorities.
The Delhi government has announced compensation for those injured, but many victims are still waiting to receive it.
- Who
- Victims of the Red Fort blast, including drivers and vehicle owners
- What
- A car explosion outside the Red Fort Metro station
- When
- November 10
- Where
- Red Fort Metro Station, Delhi
- Why
- The cause of the explosion is not specified in the articles
- Date of Incident
- November 10
- Location
- Red Fort Metro Station
- Compensation for Permanent Disability
- Rs 5 lakh
- Compensation for Serious Injuries
- Rs 2 lakh
- Compensation for Minor Injuries
- Rs 20,000
- Victim 1 (Bhawani Shankar Sharma)
- Driver, car destroyed, awaiting compensation
- Victim 2 (Yasin)
- E-rickshaw owner, vehicle damaged, awaiting compensation
- Victim 3 (Shaurya Rawat)
- Car owner, minimal damage, car not returned