Blast Outside Rapper Badshah’s Club In Chandigarh, CCTV Captures Suspect Throwing Bombs; WATCH

Two low-intensity blasts were reported in Chandigarh, one of which occurred near rapper Badshah’s nightclub, Seville.

Two bomb blasts take place outside nightclub owned by Badshah.

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Blast outside Badshah's nightclub in Chandigarh: Two low-intensity blasts were reported in Chandigarh, one of which occurred near rapper Badshah’s nightclub, Seville. The explosions took place between 3:15 am and 3:30 am in Chandigarh’s Sector 26. While no injuries have been reported, one of the restaurants in the area sustained damage, with its glass door shattered.

CCTV footage captured a man appearing to throw what looked like crude bombs at the clubs before fleeing. The explosion caused damage to the front of the nightclub, but no injuries were reported. Authorities have not yet issued an official statement, though a police investigation is underway.

 

Blasts outside two clubs located in Sector 26, Chandigarh, explosive material was thrown by two youth riding a bike, police reached the spot, investigation continues. One of this club belong to punjabi singer badshah pic.twitter.com/5F5bGXAzel

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#BreakingNews | 2 minor blasts outside of a nightclub in Chandigarh, Punjab

Initial Probe reveals, blasts caused using country-made bombs
Manoj Rathi with details | @SakshiLitoriya_ | #Chandigarh #BombBlasts pic.twitter.com/hFFiUoj40k

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What Police Officials said

Deputy Superintendent of Police Dilbag Dhaliwal told the media that the control room got information that there was some personal problem. “Our Investigating officer saw broken glass here (at the spot). At the present moment, we cannot say anything. The forensic team has arrived. We have just lodged an FIR and just started an investigation.”

The impact of the blast shattered the glass windows of the club.

The police said the explosion took place outside De’orra, which is near the Sevillee bar and lounge. Both the restaurants are 30 metres away from each other. The crime spot is known for high-end nightclubs.

Police suspected the bombs were made by using potash that is used in firecrackers. Thin jute ropes were also recovered from the spot.

In September, the residence of a retired police officer in the posh area of Chandigarh, Sector 10, saw a low-intensity explosion. The grenade attack took place at around 5.30 pm on September 11 and due to the impact of the blast, windows and flower pots were damaged.

Punjab Police had arrested two accused in a joint operation with central agencies. They claimed that Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI)-backed Pakistan-based terrorist Harwinder Singh alias Rinda of Babbar Khalsa International (BKI) and US-based Harpreet Singh alias Happy Passia masterminded the operation.

Badshah has yet to comment on the incident.