NEW DELHI: A low-intensity explosion near the PVR multiplex in Rohini's Prashant Vihar area sent Delhi police into a tizzy on Thursday.
The driver of a three-wheeler which was parked nearby, sustained injuries in the explosion that took place around 11.48am.
Noteworthy, the area where today's blast took place is the same where a similar explosion was carried out outside a CRPF school in the early morning hours on October 20. In the evening, a Telegram group allegedly linked to banned outfit Khalistan Zindabad Force (KZF) claimed responsibility, posting a message with a veiled reference to Lawrence Bishnoi along with CCTV footage of the blast.
Here's are some details about today's blast:
A low intensity blast occurred near PVR multiplex in Prashant Vihar area of Delhi's Rohini area at around 11.48am Thursday.
Police said that the driver of a three wheeler, which was parked nearby, sustained minor injuries in the explosion following which the area was been cordoned off.
A Bomb detection team, dog squad, local police force, along with the Delhi Fire Services are present at the spot.
Police said that the explosion was similar to the blast that occurred outside of a CRPF school's boundary wall in Prashant Vihar last month.
This was a very low intensity blast which occurred opposite a sweet shop, police said.
Senior police officers, including additional commissioner of Police Rajeev Ranjan have reached the site to investigate the matter.
On October 20, a strong blast ripped through a wall of the CRPF school in the same area last month.
A Telegram group allegedly linked to banned outfit Khalistan Zindabad Force (KZF) claimed responsibility, posting a message with a veiled reference to Lawrence Bishnoi along with CCTV footage of the blast.
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