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Security personnel keep vigil at a damaged portion of the Red Fort metro station amid high alert in the aftermath of a blast, in New Delhi, Thursday, Nov. 13, 2025.
New Delhi: A CCTV footage sourced from inside the Red Fort metro station offers a stark glimpse of the moments immediately before and after the car blast that killed 13 people and injured several others, an official said on Saturday.
The visuals extracted from internal surveillance cameras show routine commuter movement inside the station when a sudden, violent tremor shakes the premises at the precise moment the explosion occurred at the nearby traffic signal.
CCTV footage verifies that the Red Fort blast was so powerful it shook the earth up to 40 feet deep.
— Atulkrishan (@iAtulKrishan1) November 15, 2025
· The footage from the underground Lal Qila Metro Station shows the powerful tremors right after the explosion.
· You can see the whole station vibrate, items on a food shop… pic.twitter.com/5ErRGbZl7a
Objects inside the station can be seen rattling, while passengers are visibly jolted as shock reverberates through the structure.
The footage also shows some commuters instinctively rushing further inside the station, seeking safety as the impact of the explosion becomes apparent.
Officials said investigators are examining the new visuals to better understand the intensity of the blast and its immediate effect on structures surrounding the Red Fort.
The Lal Quila metro station has remained closed since the day of the incident.
The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation has been issuing daily updates. On Thursday, it announced that the station will remain shut until further notice, owing to the ongoing security review and investigation.
Security agencies continue to analyse multiple CCTV inputs from the blast site, surrounding areas and the metro station to piece together a comprehensive sequence of events leading up to the detonation.