Chemicals Suspected in Ammonia Stench and White Powdery Substance: Delhi’s Rohini Blast

An explosion in New Delhi’s Rohini area left residents rattled, with no reported injuries but damage to nearby vehicles and property. A multi-agency probe, including the NIA and NSG, is underway to investigate the incident. Officials found white powdery substances at the blast site, indicating a possible crude bomb. Preliminary investigations suggest the use of aqueous ammonia in the explosion, awaiting forensic results for confirmation. Aqueous ammonia, while commonly used as an acidity regulator, can cause severe burns and respiratory issues if touched or inhaled. Teams are analyzing CCTV footage and lifting samples for examination to determine the materials used in the blast. NSG and NIA officials are on the scene to assist in the investigation. The incident, occurring near a school run by CRPF, is believed to be an attempt to threaten or terrorize due to the timing and location. Stay tuned for updates on this developing story.