Delhi Blast Terror Attack: Government Vows Justice
The Indian government condemned the November 10 car explosion near the Red Fort, promising to bring the terrorists and their collaborators to justice while ensuring citizen safety.
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The Union Cabinet condemned the November 10 car explosion near Delhi’s Red Fort, calling it a “heinous terrorist incident.” The cabinet, chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, expressed its commitment to bringing the perpetrators, collaborators, and sponsors of this attack to justice.
During a meeting on Wednesday, the Cabinet acknowledged the loss of lives and marked the moment with two minutes of silence in memory of the victims. Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw addressed the media, highlighting the nature of the incident as a severe breach of public safety.
“This attack shows the malicious intent of anti-national forces,” said Vaishnaw, emphasizing the government’s dedication to combating terrorism in all forms. The Cabinet extended heartfelt condolences to families affected by the tragedy and commended the prompt action of medical teams and emergency responders at the site.
Terming the event a “dastardly and cowardly act,” officials reaffirmed India’s zero-tolerance policy towards terrorism. The government expressed gratitude for the global messages of solidarity received in response to the attack.
Security agencies responded swiftly to the incident, working in coordination with local citizens. The government declared it is closely monitoring the situation and has instructed investigators to pursue leads with “utmost urgency and professionalism.” The Cabinet emphasized that even in the aftermath of such violence, the safety and security of citizens remain paramount.
The resolution concluded with a strong statement of resolve, reiterating that the government would not waver in its commitment to national security and the protection of its citizens.
