Preliminary investigations into a blast that occurred on October 20 at an under-construction building in east Bengaluru, in which two workers from UP and Assam were injured, have revealed that an Improvised Explosive Device (IED) disguised as a torch caused the explosion, The Indian Express has learnt.
Police sources told this newspaper that Barbhaij, who had been working at the construction site for around 15 days, obtained a parcel on the afternoon of October 20 at the ground floor of the site. “CCTV footage shows the parcel was delivered by an unidentified person and was picked up by the security guard,” the sources said.
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Source: Indian Express News
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