Terror struck Mumbai once once more on Wednesday when 3 bomb blasts rocked some of the most crowded places of the town killing at least twenty one individuals and injuring 113 others. the primary blast occurred at 6:54 PM at south Mumbai's crowded Zaveri Bazaar and inside many minutes Opera House and Dadar, too, were hit by powerful explosions.
The explosion at Opera House, described by Maharashtra Chief Minister Prithiviraj Chavan as a "high intensity blast", occurred at 6:55 PM and was followed by the one at Dadar (7:05 PM). The blast in Zaveri Bazar occurred at Khao Gali whereas a motorbike was used to trigger the explosion close to the two-storey JK Building at Tata Road No. one in Opera House. The blast at Kabootar Khana in Dadar occurred during a Maruti Esteem automobile. Sources have told CNN-IBN that terror cluster Indian Mujahideen is that the prime suspect within the blasts.
The injured are rushed to JJ Hospital, GT Hospital, KEM Hospital and St George's Hospital. Wednesday blasts occurred simply 2 days when the fifth anniversary of the Mumbai serial train blasts on July eleven, 2006 within which a minimum of 186 individuals were killed. The blasts conjointly evoked horrific recollections of serial blasts within the past as each Dadar and Zaveri Bazar are targeted earlier too. However, Mumbai Police Commissioner Arup Patnaik claimed that he wasn't during a position to mention who distributed the blasts. Patnaik conjointly said that he couldn't say whether or not the arrest of 2 Indian Mujahideen terrorists was in anyway connected with the blast. Two suspected Indian Mujahideen (IM) members Mohammed Mobin Abdul Shakoor Khan alias Irfan (32) and his cousin Ayub Raja Amin Shaikh (28) were arrested by the Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad on July half dozen in Mumbai. According to an eyewitness a hearth that broke out in Zaveri Bazar following the blasts has been brought below management. A Border Security Force plane carrying NSG personnel, forensic specialists and senior NIA officers reached Mumbai from New Delhi.
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