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Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the injured victims of the Red Fort car blast at LNJP Hospital in Delhi, assuring them of full government support and a thorough investigation into the attack.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the injured victims of the Red Fort car blast at Delhi’s LNJP Hospital late Tuesday night, shortly after returning from Bhutan. He interacted with the patients, inquired about their treatment, wished them speedy recovery and directed officials to ensure the best possible medical care.
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The visit came a day after the powerful explosion near Red Fort Metro Station killed nine people and injured at least 20 others. The blast tore through a white Hyundai i20 and damaged several nearby vehicles.
Earlier in Bhutan’s Thimphu, the Prime Minister had issued a stern warning to those behind the attack, saying, “Our agencies will get to the bottom of this conspiracy. Those responsible will not be spared.” He added that the entire nation stands with the victims and their families in this hour of grief.
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Security agencies continue to investigate the case, with multiple teams working to trace the terror network behind the explosion.
