Last Updated:November 23, 2025, 10:57 IST Devendra Fadnavis accused Pakistan of orchestrating the Delhi Red Fort blast, praised Indian agencies for foiling terror plots, and urged vigilance in Mumbai. Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis. (File Photo) Devendra Fadnavis, Chief Minister of Maharashtra, has accused neighbouring Pakistan of orchestrating the recent blast at Delhi’s Red Fort, asserting that the country’s “intention was to detonate bombs in every corner of India.” Speaking at the 26/11 Mumbai attacks memorial event in Mumbai on Saturday, Fadnavis praised Indian security agencies for dismantling what he described as a “white-collar terror module” in which around 3,000 kg of ammunition was reportedly seized and said these efforts helped thwart terror strikes in cities including Mumbai. He said that since Pakistan “cannot defeat India in a straightforward war,” it has resorted to terrorist attacks such as the Pahalgam incident and the recent Delhi blast. According to the CM, India’s intelligence and counter-terror operations prevented further attacks, prompting the perpetrators to carry out the Delhi explosion as a demonstration of their presence. Referencing the …