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    Khalsa supporters involved in the Delhi blast incident! – Police letter to Telegram organization

    Delhi Bomb Blast: Delhi police are intensifying their investigation into the massive explosion near the CRPF school in the Rohini area of Delhi. The case is also being investigated by the NIA in relation to terrorism. The Delhi police have focused on a Telegram channel called “Justice League India” in connection with the incident. They have sent a letter to Telegram requesting details about this channel, as well as information on other social media accounts.

    Details about the bomb blast incident at the CRPF school were broadcasted on the “Justice League India” Telegram channel, including footage from CCTV. The channel posted that the blast was carried out as a retaliation against actions taken by Indian agents to eliminate Khalistan separatists. The message included a threat, stating, “If the Indian intelligence agency thinks that it can silence our members with some goons, they are the fools in the world. They cannot even imagine how close we are to them. We have the capability to strike at any moment. Khalistan Zindabad.” Following this, Delhi police wrote to Telegram to request an investigation into the Khalistani angle in the blast incident.

    However, Telegram has not yet responded to this matter. Police sources have revealed that the investigation is ongoing, and no organization has been identified in connection with the blast. They stated that investigations are being conducted from all angles. Meanwhile, a high alert has been declared in Delhi in the wake of the explosion.

    Identification of the Suspect: Officials are analyzing CCTV footage from the area near the school. They have indicated that a suspect wearing a white T-shirt has already been identified. The footage suggests that he was doing something in the area the night before the blast occurred. Authorities believe that explosive materials may have been wrapped in a plastic bag and placed in a nearby pit, covered with trash.

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