The historic Red Fort is set to host a major event commemorating the 350th death anniversary of Guru Tegh Bahadur, with security significantly heightened following a recent car blast. The three-day kirtan darbar, expected to draw nearly 50,000 attendees including dignitaries, will feature a multi-layer security grid and enhanced surveillance.
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