3 Things The Catch Up: DNA match confirms Red Fort blast suspect (13 Nov)
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Nov 13, 2025 Today's headlines dive into the confirmation of a Red Fort blast suspect through DNA matches. A significant notice has been issued to Alphala University over potential accreditation issues. Internationally, Marco Rubio condemns the explosion as terrorism, highlighting support for India. Meanwhile, the US government shutdown is over after President Trump signs a bill. In Bangladesh, protests disrupt the nation amid a shutdown against Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's trial. It's a packed day of impactful news!
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DNA Confirmed Identity After Blast
- DNA profiling confirmed the identity of the Red Fort blast driver through a 100% match with his mother's sample.
- Investigators relied on DNA because the body was unrecognizable after the explosion.
University Faces Accreditation Scrutiny
- NAAC issued a showcause notice to Alphala University over alleged false accreditation claims linked to staff involved in the blast.
- The university denied involvement and faces possible legal action if it fails to explain its position.
US Labels Blast A Terrorist Act
- US Secretary of State Marco Rubio called the Red Fort car explosion a clear act of terrorism and praised India's investigators.
- He said Washington offered support while lauding New Delhi's measured, professional response.