CM Sarma posted on X (formerly Twitter) that all 20 accused openly supported the terrorists behind the Delhi Red Fort blast, and he warned that more suspects remain under watch. He added that Assam Police will continue to act against anyone who attempts to promote extremist activities on digital platforms. His message reflects the State’s strict zero-tolerance stance.

The incident that triggered these developments took place on Monday (November 10, 2025), when a high-intensity explosion tore through a slow-moving car near the Red Fort Metro Station. The blast killed 12 people and injured several others. The attack shook the nation and raised security concerns across major cities.

Security agencies increased monitoring across social media after several posts surfaced praising the attack. Assam responded quickly by forming digital surveillance teams to identify users supporting terrorism. Officials say the State wants to stop any spread of extremist ideology before it grows.

Residents across Assam also expressed relief, saying strong action protects the region from dangerous influences. Many urged strict punishment for those who purposely destabilise society.

The continuous arrests show that Assam aims to protect national security while sending a clear warning—support for terrorism, whether online or offline, will lead to immediate action.

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Five special police teams are combing the city for the car. All police stations, border posts, and checkpoints have been alerted. Uttar Pradesh and Haryana Police are helping with the search. Investigators believe the attackers used the Hyundai i20, which exploded near Red Fort Metro Gate No.1, and another red car to plan the strike.

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has formed a 10-member team led by ADG Vijay Sakhare. Officers are scanning over 1,000 CCTV clips, checking mobile phone data, and tracking social media activity for leads. Security has been tightened in several cities.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the injured at Lok Nayak Hospital after returning from Bhutan. He met patients and doctors and reviewed their condition. High alerts remain across Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, and Mumbai, especially around busy markets and temples.

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