The Delhi Police was a busy force this year, battling the violent aftermath of the Red Fort blast that left the busy area strewn with dismembered bodies, and an early morning stampede at the New Delhi Railway Station that jolted the city out of its slumber.
Amid persistent bomb threats, and sensational criminal arrests — a serial killer dubbed Doctor Death, a self-styled godman evading law enforcement — the force found itself stretched across intelligence, investigative and public safety fronts.
The year’s worst tragedy unfolded on November 10, when a car bomb exploded near the Red Fort, killing 15 people and injuring more than a dozen.
The blast, which shook the densely populated Chandni Chowk-Lal Qila area, prompted a massive deployment of bomb squads and forensic teams, the shutdown of the local metro station, and days-long cordoning of the blast site.
The Delhi Police led the probe before the case was handed over to the National Investigation Agency (NIA).
On August 20, Delh​The Delhi Police was a busy force this year, battling the violent aftermath of the Red Fort blast that left the busy area strewn with dismembered bodies, and an early morning stampede at the New Delhi Railway Station that jolted the city out of its slumber.
Amid persistent bomb threats, and sensational criminal arrests — a serial killer dubbed Doctor Death, a self-styled godman evading law enforcement — the force found itself stretched across intelligence, investigative and public safety fronts.
The year’s worst tragedy unfolded on November 10, when a car bomb exploded near the Red Fort, killing 15 people and injuring more than a dozen.
The blast, which shook the densely populated Chandni Chowk-Lal Qila area, prompted a massive deployment of bomb squads and forensic teams, the shutdown of the local metro station, and days-long cordoning of the blast site.
The Delhi Police led the probe before the case was handed over to the National Investigation Agency (NIA).
On August 20, Delh ​Latest News [ SOBAN NEWS: International and National ]
