Mystery Blast Sends Shockwaves Through Delhi's Prashant Vihar

A morning explosion near a CRPF school in Prashant Vihar, Delhi, caused significant concern but no injuries. Initial investigations suggest a crude bomb may be to blame. Security agencies, including the NIA and NSG, are examining suspicious materials, and local residents reported an intense blast with a foul smell.

An unexpected explosion near a CRPF school in Prashant Vihar, Rohini, on Sunday morning set off a security alert across Delhi. Authorities reported no injuries from the blast, suspected to be caused by a crude bomb. Detailed investigations are underway with teams from multiple agencies on site.

The explosion was reported around 7:50 a.m., damaging the school wall, nearby shops, and a parked car. Forensic teams, including NIA and NSG, descended on the scene to collect samples and determine the explosion's exact cause. In light of the festival season, security has been intensified throughout the capital.

Evident from the aftermath were plumes of smoke and a strong chemical odor. Residents described the sound as exceptionally loud, leading many to believe it was an LPG cylinder explosion. As authorities scrutinize CCTV footage and mobile network data, the nearby stations have increased patrols, urging vigilance from the public.

(With inputs from agencies.)