March 11, 2026 05:41 pm (IST)
Pune blast: Terror angle not ruled out
Pune, July 11 (IBNS): Not ruling out terror angle, ten teams of Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad were formed on Friday to investigate all leads in the Pune blast.
While no arrests have been made yet, the ATS has registered a complaint against unknown persons, media reports said.
Maharashtra Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan told mediapersons: "Terror angle cannot be ruled out in Pune blast."
At least three people were injured in a minor explosion that occurred outside the Faraskhana Police Station in central Pune on Thursday.
Maharashtra Anti Terrorism Squad was called in to inspect the low-intensity blast.
According to police, the explosive was placed in the luggage carrier of a motorcycle.
The two-wheeler was parked in the parking compound of the Faraskhana Police Station.
A team of forensic experts was also rushed to the spot, who collected evidences to examine the damaged vehicle.
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