After Red Fort Blast, Delhi Police Issues Travel Advisory For Metro, Rail, And Air Passengers

On Monday, November 10, 2025, a devastating incident occurred in Delhi that sent shockwaves throughout the nation. This tragic event, a car blast near the historic Red Fort, resulted in the loss of 13 lives and left many others injured. In the wake of this attack, which heightened security concerns across the capital, Delhi Police issued a travel advisory. Delhi Police is urging travelers to arrive early at railway stations, metro stations, and the airport to prevent delays caused by necessary security screenings. Read on for all the details.

The Delhi Police is advising everyone to be careful and to stick to certain time guidelines for hassle-free travel. Train passengers should plan to arrive at the station at least an hour before their train leaves, while those using the Delhi Metro should get there 20 minutes earlier than their scheduled departure. For international flights, travelers are encouraged to be at the airport three hours in advance. This advice is to help make the boarding process smooth and reduce any last-minute issues, while also ensuring efficient security checks.

Delhi Police Issues Travel Advisory For Hassle-Free Travel

In addition, authorities are ramping up efforts to arrest the main suspect, Dr Umar Un Nabi, after new CCTV footage surfaced showing him entering Delhi through the Badarpur border in a Hyundai i20.

Authorities have called for public assistance to maintain safety and ensure smooth travel during this heightened period of vigilance, as investigations into the explosion continue to move forward rapidly.

The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has announced the temporary shutdown of the Lal Quila Metro Station on the Violet Line due to security issues arising from the recent incident. In their official statement, DMRC highlighted that this action is a precautionary step. While Lal Quila is not in operation, all other metro stations continue to function normally. Commuters heading to the Red Fort area should consider nearby alternatives, including Jama Masjid, Delhi Gate, and Chandni Chowk stations.