Pakistan admits hand in Delhi bomb blasts: Viral video shows ex-PoK PM boasting of hand in Red Fort bombing

A senior Pakistani politician has publicly claimed Islamabad’s direct involvement in the November 10 car bomb explosion outside Delhi’s Red Fort. Chaudhry Anwarul Haq, who was removed as the ‘Prime Minister’ of Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK) on Monday following a no-confidence motion, was seen in a viral video openly boasting about Pakistan’s hand in the attack.

In the viral video, Haq, known for supporting Pakistan-backed terrorism in Kashmir, makes the remarks while addressing the Legislative Assembly. “I had warned that if Balochistan kept bleeding, we would strike India from the Red Fort to Kashmir's forests and we did... They still can't count the bodies,” he says during his speech.

Investigations into the Delhi blast, which has claimed more than 13 lives so far, are ongoing. Authorities have determined that a Jaish-e-Mohammad module executed the attack.



Pakistan has not formally commented on Haq’s remarks. However, Defence Minister Khawaja Asif said Islamabad could not rule out the possibility of an “all-out war” with India, adding that Pakistan remains on “full alert” amid heightened regional tensions. Pakistan has repeatedly accused India of fomenting unrest in Balochistan, an allegation New Delhi says is an attempt to deflect attention from Pakistan-backed cross-border terrorism. India has consistently denied any role in violence in the province.

Pakistan’s terror networks and past attacks

Pakistan’s long-standing role in cross-border terrorism has been documented over the years. The 2008 Mumbai attacks were orchestrated by Lashkar-e-Taiba, with testimonies confirming that the handlers operated from Pakistan and were linked to the ISI.

Jaish-e-Mohammad, founded by Masood Azhar, has been responsible for several major terror strikes in India, including the 2001 Parliament attack and the 2019 Pulwama suicide bombing.