Delhi Cops Seek Telegram Info On 'Justice League India' After Rohini Blast
NDTV
Anti-terror probe body National Investigation Agency and the National Security Guard joined the investigation into the blast
A day after an explosion at a school in Rohini set off a multi-agency investigation, Delhi Police has written to authorities in the Telegram app, seeking information about a handle named 'Justice League India', sources have said.
Last evening, the Telegram handle posted CCTV footage of the blast and claimed responsibility for it. According to police sources, they have yet to receive a response from Telegram to their query. No known terror organisation's name has emerged in the probe into the blast so far.
At 7.47 am yesterday, a loud blast damaged the wall of the CRPF school in Rohini's Prashant Vihar area. While no one was injured, the explosion shattered windows of cars parked near the school and hoardings of shops in the area. A cloud of smoke was seen billowing after the blast.
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