New Delhi: Introduction Analysis of the Ludhiana Court Blast website by the NSG bomb squad and forensic experts have revealed that the bomb contains a “high explosion” and may be assembled by people who died when the bomb accidentally went into the toilet.
The source said the nature of the injury at the point that had died with the possibility he became a assembler of an exposed explosive device.
Aluminum and plastic Shrapnels were found on his body, confirming the intention to cause maximum injury in the explosion.
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He was arrested by the Ludhiana Unit Special Task Force (STF) with Heroin in August 2019, following the dismissed by the sound of foot treads.
Although explosive compounds cannot be detected on physical examination because the trail is swept away when the water pipe in the toilet explodes due to the impact of the explosion, the sources say forensic samples must confirm the exact composition of the IED.
“It seems to be a high explosive,” said an official while not overriding the presence of RDX.
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“We also investigate this angle for cowardice recently done”, the main people said other than dead victims and alleged bombers were arrested on CCTV in the place.
Their possible role in the explosion was established.
Investigators have also recovered cellphones on the explosion site, which accidentally have a SIM card and data card intact.
One person had died and six others were injured in the incident on Thursday when a bomb exploded near the Bathroom district court in Ludhiana, Punjab.
‘Don’t rule out the presence of RDX’: NSG finds ‘high explosives’ on the site Ludhiana Blast
