Jalalabad: Bicycle explosion in Jalalabad City Fazilka District on Wednesday night claimed the life of motorcyclists and left another injury.
The incident triggered panic among the locals, approaching the red warning heel in the state.
According to eyewitnesses, a strong explosion occurred when a bicycle – a five-year-old Bajaj platinum model – is near the Punjab National Bank.
The Rider, Balwinder Singh aka Luv (23) from Jhugge Nihanga Wala in Ferozepur, threw a few feet into the air and die in place.
The injured passerby called Faridkot Medical College is in critical condition.
Security agents check whether the explosion is a planned conspiracy or accident.
Bicycles that explode do not have a number plate.
The agent also saw whether there was a relationship between this explosion and the recent Tiffin bomb case in a shop in Ferozepur, where the store was reportedly blocking after several criminals burned by putting some chemicals at night.
Dig, Ferozepur Range, JS Aulakh, SSP Fazilka Deepak Hillori and the Forensic Team of Mohali visited the place on Thursday.
The police also confiscated a locked motorcycle parked near the explosion site.
It is hoped that the investigation of this case can be submitted to Nia soon.
The late sister, Jyoti, claimed he would come to meet him when the explosion occurred.
Police, after collecting the details of the call of the late cellphone, also began investigating family members.
DSP Jalalabad Palwinder Singh claimed that the motorbike parked was owned by Sukha, which was a cousin of the deceased and from the same border village.
There are reports that have not been confirmed on Thursday night Police Nabbing Sukha.
Car maintenance experts say while it rarely happens as it happens, sparks on bicycle plugs can cause fires in the engine area, which leads to a fuel tank explosion.
Meanwhile, police sources said cousins, who face cases in excise laws, and have gone to Jalalabad on two bicycles on Wednesday.
Fazilka SSP Deepak Hillori said that it was too early to say anything and this problem was being investigated.
This is the second explosion in Punjab in a month.
Earlier on August 8, there was an explosion on a oil tanker at the Ajnala in the Amritsar district.