Archive · 17 Nov 2025
Red Fort Metro Station Fully Reopens Post Blast
A metro station near the Red Fort in Delhi had to close after a car exploded nearby on November 10.
Many people got hurt, and some sadly died.
Now, the people in charge of the metro have checked that it's safe again and opened all the gates.
This means everyone can use the metro to visit the Red Fort and other places.
All entry and exit gates at Red Fort Metro Station reopened
Full public access restored to the station
Station closed temporarily due to a car blast on November 10
Blast occurred near Gate No. 1, killing 12 and injuring nearly two dozen
Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) ensures safety and reopens station
- Who
- Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC)
- What
- Reopened all gates at Red Fort Metro Station
- When
- Station reopened after temporary closure on November 10
- Where
- Red Fort (Lal Quila) Metro Station, Delhi
- Why
- Following a car blast near Gate No. 1 on November 10
Public Safety Concerns
Restoration of Services
Metro Station Access
Public Safety Concerns
Temporarily closed for public safety after the fatal car blast
Restoration of Services
Reopened after ensuring safety and restoring full public access
- Metro Station Name
- Red Fort (Lal Quila) Metro Station
- Incident Date
- November 10
- Incident Type
- Car blast near Gate No. 1
- Fatalities
- 12 people
- Injuries
- Nearly two dozen
- Station Status
- All gates reopened, full public access restored
Sources
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