New Delhi: The Shahi Imam of Jama Masjid, Syed Ahmed Bukhari, has condemned the blast near Red Fort and described it as an abominable act. He said terrorism has no place in any civil society and urged the government to pursue the investigation with full commitment. He asked the authorities to identify the perpetrators and bring them to justice without delay.
The blast took 13 lives. It also caused fear among residents in the heart of the capital. Bukhari expressed sorrow for the families who lost loved ones. He said their pain is a shared pain. He said the Muslim community stands with all Indians during this period of distress. He said the community remains committed to peace and national unity.
He said the country needs a united response to terrorism. He stressed the need for resolve among citizens. He said unity limits the influence of violent groups. His statement called for trust in the rule of law. He said any action should be based on justice and fairness.
Bukhari said the government should investigate every lead. He said strong action against the attackers would reinforce public confidence. He also said the administration should avoid any approach that affects innocent people. He said responsible policing protects harmony.
His remarks come at a time when communities across Delhi seek clarity and reassurance. Leaders and citizens have asked for transparent communication from the authorities. The blast has renewed discussions on security gaps. It has also raised questions about the safety of crowded public areas.
The Shahi Imam’s message highlights the need for calm, restraint and lawful investigation. He said the nation must not permit divisive forces to shape the response. He urged citizens to support peace and uphold constitutional values.
