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A bomb scare gripped the national capital as an an improvised explosive device was found at the Ghazipur flower market on January 14.

Delhi: Watch how bomb squad destroyed IED at Ghazipur flower market

The market was cordoned off, and the bomb disposal squad was called while fire tenders and police teams were deployed at the site.

Bomb at Delhi market: Watch how bomb squad destroyed IED

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 Just days before India celebrates its 73rd&nbsp;Republic Day, a terrorist plot was foiled in the national capital, and that too in the nick of time. At a flower market in east Delhi, a bomb was found in an abandoned bag. It was a 3kg crude bomb, comprised of a nitrate and RDX mix. The bomb could've been triggered by a clock or mobile phone, reports quoting police sources said.&nbsp; It was aimed at causing 'maximum damage', they said. The bag with the bomb is believed to have been left at the spot by a man riding a scooty around 9:30 in the morning on January 14. A flower seller contacted the police after noticing the abandoned bag and two-wheeler, as per reports. The market was then cordoned off as the bomb disposal squad used an 8-foot pit to carry out a controlled blast to get rid of the explosive device.

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An improvised explosive device (IED) stuffed with RDX and ammonium nitrate was found inside an unattended bag at the Ghazipur flower market in Delhi on Friday morning but it was later defused, officials said.
The explosive was kept in an iron box and concealed in the black coloured backpack.
The incident comes ahead of Republic Day celebrations on January 26 for which the security apparatus in the national capital is already on high alert.
"The explosive prima facie looks to be a mix of RDX and ammonium nitrate. It was about 3 kgs in weight and there were some sharpnel embedded," NSG director general M A Ganapathy told PTI.
Another National Security Guard (NSG) officer said they were alerted by the Delhi Police about the suspicious object around 11 am and soon after a team of its bomb detection and disposal experts and a heavy metal container called total containment vessel tugged to a truck reached the market, located close to Delhi's border with Uttar Pradesh.&nbsp; Fire officials said they received the information of the suspicious unattended bag at 10.19 am.&nbsp; Officials from the special cell of Delhi Police and fire department also reached the spot.
"The IED was destroyed around 1:30 pm by using a controlled explosion technique after it was lowered into a deep pit located in the area.&nbsp; "The samples of the IED have been collected and a detail report will be sent to the Delhi Police," the NSG officer said.
A bomb suit wearing NSG personnel was also seen at the site apart from officials from the special cell and regular Delhi Police units.
According to preliminary investigation, the bomb was placed at the main gate of the flower market.&nbsp; "It is suspected that the alleged person did the recee before planting the bomb and we suspect there was a timer placed inside the bomb. The investigation is still underway to ascertain who and how was the bomber placed," a senior police official said.

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