There are reports of multiple casualties in the Indian capital of Delhi after an explosion near a metro station.
At least eight people have died in the blast, according to a police spokesperson, reports the BBC quoting Reuters news agency.
The explosion was in a car in the densely populated Red Fort area, it reports the spokesperson as saying. According to Indian TV channels, a high alert has been declared in the capital as well as in Mumbai.
The exact details of the cause of the explosion are still being ascertained, the police spokesperson says. At least six vehicles and three auto-rickshaws were caught in the fire, Delhi's deputy fire chief is quoted as saying.
TV channels are reporting at least 11 people have been injured. Two videos from the scene have now been confirmed as authentic by BBC Verify.
One shows a fire on the Netaji Subhash Marg road, filmed at the junction with Chandni Chowk Road.
Another shows the fire much closer up, briefly showing the underground entrance to Lal Quila (Red Fort) metro station, and shows the wreckage beside the police post across the road from it.