Delhi on High Alert Over Possible LeT Terror Threat Near Red Fort ..
Intelligence Alert in the National Capital
Security agencies have issued a high alert across delhi following fresh intelligence inputs.
The threat centres around areas near the red Fort and parts of chandni Chowk.
Officials indicate heightened vigilance at key religious and crowded locations.
🎯 temple in chandni Chowk Under Radar
A temple in the chandni Chowk area has reportedly been identified as a potential target.
Security deployment has been intensified around major religious sites in Old Delhi.
Authorities are conducting surveillance and random checks in sensitive zones.
💣 Possible IED Plot by LeT
Intelligence sources suggest a possible improvised explosive device (IED) attack.
The Pakistan-based terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) is suspected to be behind the plot.
Agencies believe the group may be planning a large-scale strike in India.
Prominent temples across the country are reportedly under threat perception.
🔁 Alleged Motive Behind the Threat
Sources claim the outfit may be seeking revenge for a february 6 mosque blast in Islamabad, Pakistan.
The possible attack is being viewed as a retaliatory move.
Security agencies are coordinating intelligence-sharing at the national level.
🏛 Background: november 2025 red Fort Blast
The alert comes months after the november 10, 2025, car explosion near the red Fort.
The blast occurred near Gate No. 1 of the red Fort Metro Station.
A vehicle carrying explosives detonated, killing 12 people.
Several nearby vehicles caught fire following the explosion.
⚖ NIA Investigation Update
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) continues to probe the 2025 blast case.
On february 13, a Special NIA court at patiala House extended the investigation period by 45 days.
Judicial custody of the seven accused has been extendedtill March 13.
The agency had earlier sought a 90-day extension to complete its investigation.
🚓 Security Measures Intensified
Delhi police and central agencies remain on maximum alert.
Security presence has been increased at major temples and crowded public areas.
Authorities urge citizens to remain vigilant and report suspicious activity immediately.