Hyderabad City The police authorities instructed their personnel to carry out inspections at railway stations, bus terminals, and other crowded locations within the city.
Hyderabad city police boosted security in the city after an explosion at Rameshwaram Cafe, a beloved eatery in Bengaluru on Friday, March 1.
The Hyderabad City police are currently carrying out vehicle inspections and patrolling busy areas in the city to cultivate a sense of assurance among the public.
Police authorities instructed their personnel to conduct inspections at railway stations, bus terminals, and other crowded locations within the city.
The bomb detection teams, aided by sniffer dogs, carried out inspections at various locations throughout the city.
The bomb detection teams, assisted by sniffer dogs, conducted…
The CISF, responsible for securing the RGI Airport and defense installations, bolstered its security measures.
Bengaluru Blast
Karnataka’s chief minister Siddaramaiah has verified that a low-intensity Improvised Explosive Device (IED) caused the explosion.
“We are examining the CCTV footage. It was an explosive blast. We don’t know who has done it. The police are at the spot. I have asked the home minister to review the situation,” He made the statement while speaking to journalists in Mysuru.
The chief minister clarified that the explosion was not a high explosive but an improvised blast. Siddaramaiah stressed the importance of refraining from politicizing the incident, highlighting the previous blast in Karnataka that occurred during the BJP government’s tenure in Mangaluru.
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Following initial suspicions of a gas leak causing the blast at the bustling city eatery and leaving at least nine injured, the fire department dismissed this theory on Friday. Instead, they discovered a bag at the scene. Forensic teams are now investigating to determine the true cause of the explosion.
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The injured individuals have been transferred to various hospitals for medical care. Officials reported that the group included two staff members and seven customers.
A bomb disposal squad and forensic teams rushed to the scene to determine the true cause of the explosion, following suspicions by the police that a bag at the eatery had detonated.
At 1:08 pm today, the fire department received a report of an LPG leakage fire at the cafe. Upon arrival, our officers found no fire but discovered a bag behind a woman seated with six other customers. The bag exploded, suspected to be triggered by an object inside. TN Shivashankar, Director of Karnataka State Fire and Emergency Services department, shared this information with PTI.
