Archive · 12 Nov 2025
Parliamentary Panel Meeting on Red Fort Blast Issue
A group of lawmakers in India, called the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Home Affairs, had a meeting.
During this meeting, a lawmaker from one party, the Trinamool Congress, brought up the topic of a recent blast near the Red Fort, where 12 people sadly lost their lives.
This lawmaker also expressed worries that the country's intelligence services might have failed to prevent it.
However, the person in charge of leading the meeting decided that it was not the right time or place to talk about this issue and refused to let the discussion happen.
The issue of a blast near the Red Fort was raised in a meeting of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Home Affairs.
The blast resulted in the deaths of 12 people.
A Trinamool Congress MP raised concerns about alleged intelligence failure related to the incident.
The Chairperson of the committee refused to allow a discussion on the matter.
The refusal to discuss the issue was noted by a source familiar with the meeting.
- Who
- Chairperson of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Home Affairs and a Trinamool Congress MP
- What
- The Chairperson declined to discuss the issue of the Red Fort blast and alleged intelligence failure when it was raised by a TMC MP.
- When
- Wednesday
- Where
- Meeting of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Home Affairs
- Why
- The Chairperson refused to discuss the matter.
Trinamool Congress MP
Chairperson of Parliamentary Standing Committee
Discussion of Red Fort Blast
Trinamool Congress MP
Raised the issue of the blast near the Red Fort and concerns over alleged intelligence failure during the meeting.
Chairperson of Parliamentary Standing Committee
Refused to discuss the matter in the Parliamentary Standing Committee meeting.
- Event
- Meeting of Parliamentary Standing Committee on Home Affairs
- Issue Raised
- Blast near Red Fort and alleged intelligence failure
- Number of Fatalities
- 12
- Action by Chairperson
- Declined to discuss the matter
- Proponent of Issue
- Trinamool Congress MP
Sources
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