Delhi blast: Larger conspiracy was at play, suspects triggered explosives near Red Fort in panic

Initial investigations into the Red Fort blast indicate that the explosion was not a suicide attack but a "panic-triggered" premature detonation. Security agencies according to sources say the IED was incomplete, which limited its impact, and nationwide vigilance and raids helped prevent a potentially large-scale attack. Sources further told ANI that the bomb did not create a crater, and no shrapnel or heavy projectiles were found. The vehicle was still moving when the explosion occurred. Officials confirmed that the IED was not designed to cause mass casualties, and the blast was likely triggered in panic.