RPF Seized Explosives From A Female Passenger In Kerala
RPF seized explosives from a female passenger In Kerala. 100 gelatin sticks, 350 detonators seized from a female train passenger in Kerala.
Major news has surfaced from Kerala, where 100 gelatin sticks and 350 detonators have been seized.
According to the information, 100 gelatin sticks and 350 detonators have been seized from a female passenger at Kozhikode railway station in Kerala.
The Railway Protection Force (RPF) has seized explosives from a female passenger of the Chennai-Mangalapuram Express.
Ramani, who is a native of Tamil Nadu, has been taken into custody. It was reported that explosives were placed under the seats. Sources said that the woman has accepted bringing gelatin sticks for digging to the bottom.
However, the police said that they are investigating the incident from all angles. Let us know that the state elections are to be held in April-May in Kerala.
Stirred after meeting gelatin outside Mukesh Ambani’s house
A suspected Scorpio car was found outside Antilia, the home of industrialist and Reliance Industries chairman Mukesh Ambani.
In this car, 20 sticks of gelatin were found, after which security has been increased outside Antilia and the police are searching for the suspect who was driving the car.
The incident took place on Thursday evening when a suspicious car was seen parked about 200 meters away from the Antilia building in the Pader Road area of South Mumbai.
This car parked for a long time was noticed by the security personnel of Ambani’s building, where it was later informed to the police.
6 died in an accident while removing gelatin sticks.
Six people were killed in a blast in the early hours of this week while removing gelatin sticks at a stone mine in Chikkabalpur, Karnataka.
Karnataka Home Minister Basavaraj Bommai ordered a CID inquiry into the incident. Police said that preliminary investigations have revealed the use of petroleum gel and ammonium nitrate in the mine.
It was reported that the mine was closed after a raid a few days ago. At the same time, six people died in a similar accident on January 22 in Shivamoga, the hometown of Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yeddyurappa.
