False Alarm: RDX Scare Jolts Southeast Delhi
A false alarm in Southeast Delhi's Bhogal area was triggered by concerns about potential RDX in a car parked. The situation stirred panic until police verified the vehicle contained only carpets, easing fears of explosives. Normalcy was restored after the vehicle owner was identified and cleared.
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A reported discovery of RDX in a vehicle sent shockwaves through Southeast Delhi's Bhogal area on Tuesday morning.
A car with a Jammu and Kashmir license plate, parked since 6 am, raised alarm among locals, prompting an immediate police response. On thorough inspection, officers found no explosives, only sacks filled with carpets.
Police quickly identified and verified the car owner, ensuring safety and normalcy. Although initial reports suggested a threat, the area returned to calm after clarification.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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