The National Investigation Agency (NIA) is probing the blast near the Israeli embassy in Delhi.
New Delhi:
Weeks after a blast near the Israeli Embassy in New Delhi, Iran on Monday termed as unsubstantiated the allegations of its involvement in the terror attack and called such charges steps towards realising the sinister intentions of the enemies of Iran-India ties.
The assertion by the Iranian embassy in New Delhi came after a media report claimed that there was Iranian hand in the terror plot but that the bomb was planted by a local Indian Shia module.
Referring to the suspicious blast in New Delhi on January 29, the Iranian embassy, in a statement, said it deliberately led to an unfair onslaught and unsubstantiated defamatory accusations against Iran .
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The sticky bombs , dropped by terrorists sitting across the border in Pakistan using drones, were recovered in Samba sector of the Jammu region along the International Border on February 14. Representational image | Photo Credit: PTI
Srinagar: Suspecting that sticky bombs may have entered the valley, security forces are redrawing their standard operating procedures and also advising the general public not to leave their vehicles unattended, officials said on Sunday.
In the middle of last month, the Jammu and Kashmir police recovered an arms consignment consisting of an Improvised Explosive Device (IED) with an in-built magnet that could be placed on any vehicle and exploded with the help of a timer or a remote.