18/11/2025
Inter-Religious Solidarity Council (IRSC), Mumbai strongly condemned the terrorist act in the form of the car explosion near the Red Fort in Delhi on 10th November, 2025 that claimed thirteen lives so far and injured over thirty persons. Those killed and injured are from all religious communities. The involvement of banned terror outfit Ansar Ghazwat-Ul- Hind (AGuH) is alleged. IRSC demands that the guilty responsible for the act of terrorism to be brought to justice.
The IRSC underscored that acts of terror and violence must never be associated with any religion. Such actions are fundamentally antithetical to the core tenets of all faith traditions, which uphold the values of compassion, peace, and the sanctity of human life. Violence of this nature constitutes an affront to humanity itself, claiming the lives of innocent individuals irrespective of their religious, cultural, or social identities.
The IRSC therefore urged citizens, communities, and institutions to resist any attempt to exploit such tragedies to foment division or mistrust among religious or social groups. In this moment of collective grief, the Council appeals to all to reaffirm their commitment to interfaith solidarity, social harmony, and national unity. It is only through mutual respect, empathy, and cooperation that the ideals of peace and humanity can be preserved and strengthened.
