Israel Embassy Blast: Delhi Police Files FIR, Unveiling the Case of Explosion Near Israeli Embassy.

Delhi Police registers FIR in the Israel Embassy blast case. Explore the details of the explosion near the Israeli Embassy, including suspects, warnings issued, and advice for citizens.

Stay updated on the investigation. The Israeli Embassy blast case will soon be unveiled, Delhi Police files FIR.

Delhi Police has registered an FIR against unknown people in the case of the blast near the Israeli Embassy.

Officials said that Delhi Police registered an FIR a few days after the explosion near the Israeli Embassy.

Police registered an FIR.

The news agency quoted officials as saying that based on the complaint of a police officer, an FIR has been registered under Section 3 of the Explosive Substances Act at Tughlaq Road Police Station.

The explosion took place on Tuesday evening.

The explosion took place in the bushes near the Israeli Embassy on Tuesday evening.

There was no loss of life or property in the explosion, but the police also found a letter addressed to the Israeli Ambassador on the spot.

Two suspects were seen before the explosion.

Earlier, two suspicious youths were seen on the CCTV camera in the explosion case near the Israeli Embassy in Chanakyapuri, Delhi.

Sources said that shortly before the explosion, two youths were seen walking on the road near the spot.

Israel Embassy Blast: Israel issued a warning for its people, prohibiting them from traveling to the mall or sharing their live location.

Amid the Israel-Hamas war, a blast took place near the Israeli Embassy in New Delhi. The intensity of the explosion was quite low and no casualties were reported.

However, a threatening letter in English was received in the name of the embassy ambassador.

Israel has taken this incident very seriously. The Israeli National Security Council has issued an advisory for its citizens living in India.

Citizens should not go to crowded areas: Israeli NSC.

The Israeli National Security Council has advised Israeli citizens to avoid going to crowded places (malls, markets). At the same time, it has also been advised not to go to places identified as Jews and Israelis.

‘Do not share live location.‘

At the same time, Israeli citizens have also been instructed to avoid going to restaurants, hotels, and pubs.

Apart from this, citizens have also been advised not to share live photos and lectures during the journey.

Earlier in the year 2021, there was an explosion outside the Israeli Embassy in Chanakyapuri, New Delhi in which cars were damaged, but there were no casualties.