Revealed in Delhi blast, explosives were kept by digging a pit; Justice League India took responsibility for the blast, Justice League India Claims Hand in Delhi Blast through telegram

New Delhi. 'Justice League India' on Telegram has taken responsibility for the massive blast that took place in Delhi's Rohini area on Sunday. This new organization had taken responsibility by uploading the video of the massive blast that took place just outside the CRPF school in Prashant Vihar, Rohini on Telegram channel. After which Delhi Police has asked for more information about Justice League India from Telegram. Meanwhile, a CCTV footage shows a suspect wearing a white T-shirt. This person was on the spot on Saturday night. According to Delhi Police sources, the explosive was kept in a polythene bag with a one-foot pit. After which it was covered with garbage.

#WATCH | Delhi: Visuals from the spot where a blast occurred yesterday, outside CRPF School in Prashant Vihar, Rohini. pic.twitter.com/cuhMOm6hhj

— ANI (@ANI) October 21, 2024

The investigating agencies had found white powder from the site of the blast in Rohini area, but no metal pieces or circuits were found. This explosion in Delhi was so powerful that even the boundary wall of the CRPF school was broken. According to local people, even the glass panes of cars and houses parked nearby were broken by the blast. According to eyewitnesses, after the explosion, a huge plume of smoke reached the sky and the smoke did not go away for about 10 minutes. People also say that the smoke smelled like chemicals. As soon as information about the blast was received, Delhi Police, NSG, Forensic Lab team and NIA people reached the spot. Till late Sunday evening, all the agencies together kept searching for evidence there. Delhi Police has registered a case under explosives related sections in connection with the blast. Also, Special Cell has been given the responsibility of investigation.

The investigating agencies are also finding out which mobile numbers were active for a long time at the spot just before the blast. Apart from this, the DVRs of all the CCTV cameras around that area have also been captured by Delhi Police. So that it can be known who had reached the boundary wall of the CRPF school before the blast and by which route they came and left from there. At present, no arrest has been made even after 24 hours of the blast in Delhi. The Home Ministry has also called for a report from Delhi Police in the blast case. It is believed that Delhi Police can submit this report today.