Prime Minister Narendra Modi Visits LNJP Hospital to Meet Victims of Delhi Blast

In a significant humanitarian gesture, Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Delhi’s Lok Nayak Jai Prakash (LNJP) Hospital late on Tuesday evening to meet those injured in the recent blast near the Red Fort area. The visit came immediately after his meeting with the Prime Minister of Bhutan, reflecting the Prime Minister’s deep concern for the victims of the tragic incident.

During his visit, PM Modi interacted with the injured and their families, enquiring about their health and the treatment being provided. He assured them of all possible support from the government and directed hospital authorities to ensure the best possible medical care. Expressing solidarity with the victims, the Prime Minister said, “I pray for everyone’s speedy recovery. Those behind this conspiracy will not be spared — they will be brought to justice.”

Sources from the hospital confirmed that several of the injured are now stable, while a few remain under observation. Security across the national capital has been tightened, and multiple central agencies, including the NIA and Delhi Police’s Special Cell, are jointly investigating the blast.

Officials believe that heightened vigilance by security forces prevented what could have been a major terror strike. The blast, suspected to have been triggered inside a moving vehicle, caused panic in the area but did not lead to large-scale casualties.

PM Modi’s visit served as both a reassurance to the victims and a strong message of zero tolerance against terrorism. The Delhi government and central authorities are coordinating closely to ensure the safety and confidence of citizens, even as investigations continue to trace the perpetrators behind the incident.

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