Himachal Pradesh beefs up security after Delhi blasts, vehicles checked at various places, police issues advisory

November 11, 2025

Following the explosion in a car near the Red Fort Metro Station in Delhi, the capital of Delhi, a high alert has been issued in several states, including Delhi-NCR, Himachal Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Mumbai, and Uttarakhand. Instructions have been issued for intensive monitoring of railway stations, bus terminals, airports, and religious places across the country. Special vigilance should be maintained in the border and sensitive districts.

Intelligence units and field staff have been alerted and asked to monitor suspicious vehicles, unattended objects, and unusual activities. Vigilance has also been increased in Himachal Pradesh. Vehicles are being checked at Shoghi, the Shimla entry point, and other locations in the state. The Himachal Police have issued an advisory for citizens. The state police have strengthened surveillance and security arrangements in all districts, especially in border and sensitive areas.

According to the police advisory, in view of the explosion in a car near the Red Fort Metro Station in Delhi, the capital of Delhi, and the recovery of a large quantity of suspicious explosive material in Faridabad, all citizens of the state are urged to remain vigilant and cautious. According to the police, there is no need to panic, but only public cooperation can maintain peace and security. Your vigilance and timely information are crucial for everyone’s safety.

Request to Follow These Suggestions
The police have requested all citizens to follow these suggestions.

1. If you see any suspicious object, bag, or vehicle without an owner, immediately report it to the nearest police station or call 112.

2. Do not spread rumors or unverified information on social media or messaging platforms.

3. Be vigilant in crowded or sensitive areas and fully cooperate with security checks conducted by the police.

4. Promote community vigilance. Report any unknown or suspicious activity in your area to the local police.