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Delivery worker injured in Ghaziabad blast at police outpost
In Short
A sub-inspector and the delivery worker, who had arrived to drop off an item, were at the outpost when the explosion occurred. The worker was hurt by shards of glass shattered by the blast.

A delivery worker was injured in an explosion at the Vasundhara police outpost in the Indirapuram area of Ghaziabad on Friday. Police are investigating the cause of the blast and examining a social media post that claims an organisation called Tehreek-ul-Mujahideen Hindustan was responsible. The claim has not been verified.
A sub-inspector and the delivery worker, who had arrived to drop off an item, were at the outpost when the explosion occurred. The worker was hurt by shards of glass shattered by the blast.
Indirapuram ACP Suryabali Maurya said the cause and nature of the object involved would be established through a thorough investigation. He confirmed that the injured person had been struck by broken glass.
Police are also reviewing a video circulating online alongside the post claiming responsibility. The investigation is continuing, and further details have yet to emerge.
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