Probe reveals IED found in Ghazipur was part of bomb consignment sent from Pak

Delhi Police’s probe into the improvised explosive device (IED) recovered from Ghazipur flower market revealed that it was sent from Pakistan. It was part of a 24-bomb consignment sent from across the border by the Pakistani deep state to local terrorists. The device was a tiffin bomb with 3 kgs of RDX as the core charge & ammonium nitrate as a secondary charge. As per Delhi Police investigators, it was packed in a steel tiffin with nails & ball bearings and could be detonated remotely. Investigators believe the IED consignment came to India around last Independence Day. Watch the full video for more.