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News India Live, Digital Desk: Now a big and relief update has come on the news which had spread panic in Hazaribagh and entire Jharkhand for the last few hours. We are talking about the suspicious blast that took place in Hazaribagh, which had forced everyone to think whether it was a terrorist conspiracy or not?
Whenever there is a blast somewhere, the first thought that comes to mind is RDX or some big explosive. Obviously, an atmosphere of fear had arisen. But, the police investigation has now turned into “milk of milk and water of water”.
Police said- don’t be afraid, there was no RDX
The initial investigation of the samples collected by the police and forensic team from the crime scene has arrived. Hazaribagh Police has made it clear that in that blast RDX Was not used. Yes, this was not a high-profile bomb blast.
Then what was that? According to the police, it could be a low intensity explosive. Often you must have seen that people in villages use local spices like ‘sulphur-potash’ to drive away animals or for illegal hunting etc. The investigation indicates that perhaps the explosion occurred due to friction or pressure on some inflammable substance kept in a bag.
Ignore rumors
After this incident, various kinds of things started floating on social media. Some were calling it a Naxalite attack, while others were calling it a terrorist conspiracy. But SP has made it clear that there is no need to panic. This could be an accident that happened due to negligence and not a planned terrorist move.
Yes, this negligence is also a crime. Carrying such dangerous substances on a public bus or in a crowded place can put anyone’s life at risk. Police are now searching for the person who was traveling with this bag.
What is the lesson?
Even though it wasn’t RDX, a blast is a blast. This incident also alerts us that if while traveling in a bus or train, if you see any abandoned bag or someone has suspicious luggage, then immediately inform the conductor or the police. Vigilance is the biggest protection.
North India Statesman