Bengaluru: The owner of a puncture shop and truck driver was killed and four of the other four burned when the cracker box exploded outside the warehouse in New Taragupet, Chamarajpet, on Thursday.
At least 10 two wheels and one mini truck is damaged in the explosion.
The three-house window panel on the path was destroyed.
Truck driver R Manohar, 35, a resident of Taragupet, and Aslam Jahan, 30, the owner of a puncture shop and from Goripalya, died in place.
Employees of Godown Manjunath Kumar, 38, James 43, Ganapati, 50, and Rangaswamy, 75, in a hurry to hospital for care.
Rangaswamy’s condition is said to be serious.
The owner of Godown Ganesh Babu has attended the intensity explosion but the number of proven deadly: expertscording down from the police to Babu, aka Go-Patakali Babu, owner of Sri Patrakali Amman Lorry Service Godown.
He was arrested under explosive laws and explosive laws.
Consignment of crackers comes from civilization in TN.
The explosion occurred around midday when Manohar pushed a trolley full of cracker boxes for shipping to customers and one of the boxes fell to the ground.
Aslam, the Tokya was next to fail to fail, it was said to be standing next to Manohar.
“In a split second, the body being mutilated was thrown into the air.
The workers who stood near the Garus entrance suffered burns,” police said.
Aslam survived his wife and two children.
Experts from the FSL said it was a low intensity explosion, but the quantity proved to be deadly.
“The trolley must have at least half a dozen boxes filled with crackers and all explode at once.
The body parts are thrown at a minimum of 20 feet.
We need to look into what trigger,” FSL experts told the police.
Additional Commissioner of Police (West) Soumendu Mukherjee said the owner did not have a license to store crackers and add them to mini trucks.
BM Shekar district firefighters said two fire tenders were pressed into the service.
“We bring the situation under control in 25 minutes.
There are 78 boxes filled with crackers in failure; we squirt water too,” he said.
Vijay Kumar, a supervisor with a transportation company, said he and Aslam visited a tea shop only 10 minutes before the explosion.
“When he suffered financial losses, Aslam shifted to a small shop next to The failure,” said Kumar, added: “Around 10:30 a.m., a truck driver visited his shop and took him to the road where the truck was stranded with stranded tires.
After changing it, after changing it, Aslam returns to the store.
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