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Red Fort blast a year on: Families still waiting for justice and closure
By Hemani Bhandari5 min read at Hindustan Times
In brief
A year after a deadly blast near Delhi's Red Fort killed 12 people, the victims' families continue to struggle with financial hardship and the slow pace of the legal proceedings.
The National Investigation Agency has arrested 11 people and filed three charge sheets, attributing the attack to a conspiracy allegedly codenamed 'Operation Heavenly Hind'.
Families of the victims described the ongoing emotional and financial toll of the tragedy.
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A year after the near Delhi’s Red Fort claimed 12 lives, the families of those killed are still struggling to rebuild their lives, grappling with financial uncertainty, the absence of loved ones and questions about justice.
For some, the loss has meant leaving the Capital and returning to their villages for support. Others are trying to ensure their children have a future, even as they struggle to come to terms with a tragedy that has permanently altered their lives.
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