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A mysterious explosion at Delhi's Rohini's court created panic on Thursday.
According to the police, the explosion took place in a laptop bag inside the court premises.
One person was reportedly injured on the blast and has been admitted to a hospital.
Court proceedings were suspended after the explosion and police cordoned off the premises. An NSG team was also rushed to the spot for inspection.
The incident comes months after jailed gangster Jitendra Gogi was shot dead by two men, who were dressed as lawyers, inside a Rohini courtroom on September 24. The assailants were shot dead by the police in retaliatory fire killing.

Low intensity explosion inside Delhi's Rohini court, NSG team probes 

A mysterious explosion at Delhi's Rohini's court creates panic, NSG team is on the spot

Low intensity explosion inside Delhi's Rohini court 1 hurt

Low intensity explosion inside Delhi's Rohini court
Explosion in a laptop bag, cops cordon off court complex
NGS&nbsp;team rushed to Rohini&nbsp;court, proceeding stopped
Recently an under-trial&nbsp;gangster was shot dead inside court

Court Explosion:&nbsp;According to the police, the explosion took place in a laptop bag inside the Rohini court premises

A mysterious explosion at Delhi's Rohini's court created panic on Thursday.
According to the police, the explosion took place in a laptop bag inside the court premises.
One person was reportedly injured in the blast and has been admitted to a hospital.
Court proceedings were suspended after the explosion and police cordoned off the premises. An NSG team was also rushed to the spot for inspection.
The incident comes months after jailed gangster Jitendra Gogi was shot dead by two men, who were dressed as lawyers, inside a Rohini courtroom on September 24. The assailants were shot dead by the police in retaliatory fire.&nbsp;
Also Watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/dramatic-video-shootout-inside-delhi-court-gangster-3-others-dead-1632475897734" target="_blank">Dramatic video: Shootout inside Delhi court, gangster &amp; 3 others dead</a> &nbsp;

Three explosions in the eastern Afghan city of Jalalabad killed atleast two people and wounded over 20 on Saturday. Taliban officials confirmed the blasts and said that a patrol vehicle has been targeted. Women and children were also injured in the blasts.
An investigation has been initiated to establish the extent of damage and the cause of the explosions.
The wounded have been transferred to the Nangarhar provincial hospital were atleast 20 wounded civilians have been moved, reported TOLO News. No one has yet claimed responsibility for the explosions.
This is the second blast reported under the Taliban regime since its takeover almost a month ago.

At least 2 killed, more than 20 injured in Jalalabad after multiple explosions 

Multiple explosions in Afghanistan's Jalalabad&nbsp;has killed atleast&nbsp;2 and injured more than 20 civilians. Taliban officials confirm that a patrol car had been targeted. Nobody has claimed responsibility for the explosions.

Multiple explosions in Afghanistan's Jalalabad&nbsp;has killed at least&nbsp;2 and injured more than 20. Nobody has claimed responsibility for the explosions.

Three explosions in the eastern Afghan city of Jalalabad&nbsp;on Saturday killed at least two people and wounded over 20. Confirming the news, the Taliban said their patrol vehicle was targeted. Women and children were also injured in the blasts.
An investigation has been initiated to establish the extent of damage and the cause of the explosions.
Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/taliban-army-chief-afghanistan-will-have-regular-disciplined-army-1631721300459" target="_blank">Taliban army chief: Afghanistan will have 'regular, disciplined' army&nbsp;</a>
The wounded have been transferred to the Nangarhar provincial hospital, TOLO News reported. No one has yet claimed responsibility for the explosions.
This is the second blast reported under the Taliban regime since its takeover almost a month ago.

At least&nbsp;nine Chinese nationals and four Pakistanis died in the powerful explosion in a explosion in&nbsp;northwestern Pakistan which targeted a bus carrying Chinese engineers and Pakistani soldiers.&nbsp;
Several others have suffered injuries and are in critical condition, Reuters reported.
The bus was carrying Chinese engineers who are working on the Dasu Dam. There were at least 30 engineers and workers travelling on the bus. There is a fear of the toll rising further as several injured are critical.The Reuters report said that the bus plunged into a deep ravine after the blast and caused heavy losses and One Chinese engineer and one soldier is missing.&nbsp;
In a statement on Wednesday, the Chinese embassy said that "a certain project of a Chinese firm in Pakistan suffered an attack, which caused the deaths of Chinese nationals".
It urged Chinese firms to strengthen their security procedures and called for the swift arrest of the attackers.
Condemning the attack, Foreign ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian urged Pakistan to "severely punish" the perpetrators.

9 Chinese engineers among 13 dead in a blast in northwestern Pakistan

While the Chinese embassy in Pakistan said that a 'certain project of a Chinese firm suffered an attack', it asked Imran&nbsp;govt to act against perpetrators

In a statement on Wednesday, the Chinese embassy said that "a certain project of a Chinese firm in Pakistan suffered an attack, which caused the deaths of Chinese nationals".

At least&nbsp;nine Chinese nationals and four Pakistanis died in the powerful explosion in a explosion in&nbsp;northwestern Pakistan which targeted a bus carrying Chinese engineers and Pakistani soldiers.&nbsp;
Several others have suffered injuries and are in critical condition, Reuters reported.
The bus was carrying Chinese engineers who are working on the Dasu Dam. There were at least 30 engineers and workers travelling on the bus. There is a fear of the toll rising further as several injured are critical. The Reuters report said that the bus plunged into a deep ravine after the blast and caused heavy losses and One Chinese engineer and one soldier is missing.&nbsp;
In a statement on Wednesday, the Chinese embassy said that "a certain project of a Chinese firm in Pakistan suffered an attack, which caused the deaths of Chinese nationals".
It urged Chinese firms to strengthen their security procedures and called for the swift arrest of the attackers.
Condemning the attack, Foreign ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian urged Pakistan to "severely punish" the perpetrators.

In another anti-India propaganda bid, Pakistan on Sunday alleged that an Indian citizen was behind a powerful bomb blast outside the house of terror mastermind Hafiz Saeed in Lahore last month.
Three persons were killed and 24 others injured when the powerful car bomb exploded outside Saeed's residence in Lahore on June 23. No group claimed responsibility for the blast.
Pakistan's National Security Advisor Moeed Yousuf, addressing a press conference alongside the Punjab police chief and Information Minister Fawad Chaudhry, claimed that the mastermind of the attack "is an Indian citizen&rdquo; with links to an intelligence agency.
He, however, did not identify the alleged suspect.
In the past, India has dismissed Pakistan&rsquo;s allegations of involvement in some of the terror strikes on its soil.

Pakistan alleges Indian citizen behind blast outside Hafiz Saeed's house

Pakistan accuses India of carrying out blast near Lashkar&nbsp; chief Hafiz Saeed&rsquo;s home

Blast outside Hafiz Saeed house: Pak points finger at India

In another anti-India propaganda bid, Pakistan on Sunday alleged that an Indian citizen was behind a powerful bomb blast outside the house of terror mastermind Hafiz Saeed in Lahore last month.
Three persons were killed and 24 others injured when the powerful car bomb exploded outside Saeed's residence in Lahore on June 23. No group claimed responsibility for the blast.
Pakistan's National Security Advisor Moeed Yousuf, addressing a press conference alongside the Punjab police chief and Information Minister Fawad Chaudhry, claimed that the mastermind of the attack "is an Indian citizen&rdquo; with links to an intelligence agency.
He, however, did not identify the alleged suspect.
In the past, India has dismissed Pakistan&rsquo;s allegations of involvement in some of the terror strikes on its soil.

In another anti-India propaganda bid, Pakistan on Sunday alleged that an Indian citizen was behind a powerful bomb blast outside the house of terror mastermind Hafiz Saeed in Lahore last month.

In another anti-India propaganda bid, Pakistan on Sunday alleged that an Indian citizen was behind a powerful <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/pakistan-blast-near-hafiz-saeed-s-home-in-lahore-kills-2-wounds-16-others-1624442573627" target="_blank">bomb blast outside the house of terror mastermind Hafiz Saeed</a> in Lahore last month.
Three persons were killed and 24 others injured when the powerful car bomb exploded outside Saeed's residence in Lahore on June 23. No group claimed responsibility for the blast.
Pakistan's National Security Advisor Moeed Yousuf, addressing a press conference alongside the Punjab police chief and Information Minister Fawad Chaudhry, claimed that the mastermind of the attack "is an Indian citizen&rdquo; with links to an intelligence agency.
He, however, did not identify the alleged suspect.
In the past, India has dismissed Pakistan&rsquo;s allegations of involvement in some of the terror strikes on its soil.

Multiple cylinder blasts rocked the Barkat Market area in Lahore on Tuesday afternoon, Pakistan media reported

Multiple cylinder blasts at Barkat Market in Lahore

Multiple cylinder blasts at Barkat Market in Pakistan's Lahore

Multiple cylinder blasts rocked the Barkat Market area in Pakistan's Lahore on Tuesday afternoon.
Pakistan's ARY news said that '10 cylinders have exploded so far' and ' at least one person has sustained burn injuries'. According to the report, at least 12 vehicles and multiple shops were damaged in the incident.
The rescue teams reportedly reached the site shortly after the incident. The gas cylinders blew up one by one, which made it difficult for rescue teams to go near the spot.

Multiple cylinder blasts rocked the Barkat Market area in Lahore on Tuesday afternoon, Pakistan media reported

Multiple cylinder blasts rocked the Barkat Market area in Pakistan's Lahore on Tuesday afternoon.
Pakistan's ARY news said that '10 cylinders have exploded so far' and ' at least one person has sustained burn injuries'. According to the report, at least 12 vehicles and multiple shops were damaged in the incident.
The rescue teams reportedly reached the site shortly after the incident. The gas cylinders blew up one by one, which made it difficult for rescue teams to go near the spot.
The area has been cordoned off and efforts are on to douse the blaze.
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The Delhi Police Special Cell has arrested four students from Ladakh in connection with the Israel embassy blast case, police said on Thursday.
They were arrested from Kargil and taken to Delhi on transit remand.
The four students were identified as Nazir Hussain, Zulfikar Ali Wazir, Aiaz Hussain and Muzammil Hussain. All of them are residents of Thang village in Kargil district of Ladakh.
The police said that all four of them stayed at a rented accommodation near Delhi University area. On the day of blast, their mobile phones were switched off and a few days after the blast, they vacated the accommodation all of sudden and moved to Ladakh.
The minor IED blast took place outside the Embassy of Israel in the heart of Lutyens' Delhi on January 29. There were no casualties.

Israel embassy blast: Delhi Police arrest 4 from Kargil

The Delhi Police Special Cell has arrested four students from Ladakh in connection with the Israel embassy blast case

The Delhi Police Special Cell has arrested four students from Ladakh in connection with the Israel embassy blast case, police said on Thursday.
They were arrested from Kargil and taken to Delhi on transit remand.
The four students were identified as Nazir Hussain, Zulfikar Ali Wazir, Aiaz Hussain and Muzammil Hussain. All of them are residents of Thang village in Kargil district of Ladakh.
The police said that all four of them stayed at a rented accommodation near Delhi University area. On the day of blast, their mobile phones were switched off and a few days after the blast, they vacated the accommodation all of sudden and moved to Ladakh.
The minor IED blast took place outside the Embassy of Israel in the heart of Lutyens' Delhi on January 29. There were no casualties.

A blast, metres away from the home of Lashkar-e-Toiba&nbsp;founder Hafiz Saeed&nbsp;in Lahore, killed two people and injured 16 others, reports said on Wednesday.&nbsp;The blast went off at a house located about 120 metres from Saeed&rsquo;s residence in Johar Town, TV news channels reported citing police officials. Saeed has for long had a residence in Johar Town. However, he is currently in jail in Lahore after he was arrested and convicted last year in a string of cases related to his involvement in terror financing.Lahore police chief Ghulam Mehmood Dogar told reporters two of the injured died in Jinnah Hospital.&nbsp;Women, children and a police official were among the injured and some of them were in a critical condition, according to the media reports.
Dogar also told reporters the incident appeared to be a &ldquo;bomb blast&rdquo; but investigations were underway to determine the exact nature of the explosion.
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Pakistan: blast near Hafiz Saeed's home in Lahore kills 2, wounds 16 others

A blast, metres away from the home of Lashkar-e-Toiba&nbsp;founder Hafiz Saeed&nbsp;in Lahore, killed two people and injured 16 others, reports said on Wednesday.&nbsp; The blast went off at a house located about 120 metres from Saeed&rsquo;s residence in Johar Town, TV news channels reported citing police officials. Saeed has for long had a residence in Johar Town. However, he is currently in jail in Lahore after he was arrested and convicted last year in a string of cases related to his involvement in terror financing. Lahore police chief Ghulam Mehmood Dogar told reporters two of the injured died in Jinnah Hospital.&nbsp;Women, children and a police official were among the injured and some of them were in a critical condition, according to the media reports.
Dogar also told reporters the incident appeared to be a &ldquo;bomb blast&rdquo; but investigations were underway to determine the exact nature of the explosion.
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Blast near Mumbai&nbsp;attack mastermind's home in Pakistan, kills 2
Blast went off 120 metres from Hafiz Saeed's&nbsp;home in Lahore's&nbsp;Johar&nbsp;Town Hafiz Saeed&nbsp;in jail over his involvement in terror financing cases
16 injured in blast including women and children, several critical
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A blast, metres away from the home of Lashkar-e-Toiba&nbsp;founder Hafiz Saeed&nbsp;in Lahore, killed two people and injured 16 others, reports said on Wednesday.&nbsp; The blast went off at a house located about 120 metres from Saeed&rsquo;s residence in Johar Town, TV news channels reported citing police officials. Saeed has for long had a residence in Johar Town. However, he is currently in jail in Lahore after he was arrested and convicted last year in a string of cases related to his involvement in terror financing. Lahore police chief Ghulam Mehmood Dogar told reporters two of the injured died in Jinnah Hospital.&nbsp;Women, children and a police official were among the injured and some of them were in a critical condition, according to the media reports.
Dogar also told reporters the incident appeared to be a &ldquo;bomb blast&rdquo; but investigations were underway to determine the exact nature of the explosion.
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The 63-year-old suspect in the bombing that rocked Nashville in the US on Christmas Day morning was killed in the blast. The blast destroyed the suspect's motor home and damaged more than 40 businesses, authorities said on Sunday. The explosion in the heart of America&rsquo;s country music capital injured three people and damaged businesses including an AT&amp;T switching center, disrupting mobile, internet and TV services across central Tennessee and parts of four other states. FBI forensic experts matched DNA samples recovered from the scene to that of Anthony Q. Warner. Officials said it was too early in the investigation to discuss the suspect&rsquo;s motives.
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US: Nashville blast suspect died in explosion, say police

The 63-year-old suspect in the bombing that rocked Nashville in the US on Christmas Day morning was killed in the blast.

The 63-year-old suspect in the bombing that rocked Nashville in the US on Christmas Day morning was killed in the blast. The blast destroyed the suspect's motor home and damaged more than 40 businesses, authorities said on Sunday. The explosion in the heart of America&rsquo;s country music capital injured three people and damaged businesses including an AT&amp;T switching center, disrupting mobile, internet and TV services across central Tennessee and parts of four other states. FBI forensic experts matched DNA samples recovered from the scene to that of Anthony Q. Warner. Officials said it was too early in the investigation to discuss the suspect&rsquo;s motives.
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