Ghaziabad police outpost blast: investigators find no sign of a bomb so far, report says
Agencies are examining a fault in an air conditioner and a stray firecracker as possible causes of the 6 November explosion that hurt a delivery worker.
Agencies are examining a fault in an air conditioner and a stray firecracker as possible causes of the 6 November explosion that hurt a delivery worker.
Thirteen people were killed and 20 hurt on 10 November 2025; survivors speak of lasting injuries and money troubles, and some say the help fell short.
Missing hourly readings can make the official air quality index look better than the air really was, an analyst at the research group CREA said.
The city average was 370 on 9 November, and forecasters expect several days of severe air. The Supreme Court will take up vehicle pollution on 23 November.
The city average was 384 at 7 a.m., with Punjabi Bagh, RK Puram and Bawana near 450. Experts expect Monday to be worse.
The explosion at the Vasundhara outpost on Friday night damaged the building. Police have not confirmed the claim by a little-known outfit or what caused the blast.
Surprise checks found the offices had more staff on site than allowed under the pollution curbs.
The CAQM recorded 174 breaches of dust rules and more than 1,100 public complaints. The civic body must now file a complaint before a magistrate.
Police say about 15 rounds were fired from a licensed pistol and nine hit Paramjit Dhankhar, who had come home for his nephew’s wedding. His son escaped unhurt.
Only BS-VI, CNG, LNG and electric vehicles registered elsewhere may enter during the pollution season. Reports differ on whether private cars are covered.
On an average day in September, congestion stretched over 2,708 km of road, up from 2,405 km a year earlier. Roadside parking and badly designed junctions are among the causes.
Police say the three-storey building was going up illegally. The four accused were traced to a village in Faridabad.
The arrests came on the eve of Deepavali, as resident groups complained of unchecked bursting and the city’s air turned very poor.
The AQI of 369 was the worst Diwali-eve reading since 2016, and forecasters expect it to turn severe on Deepavali. Stage III curbs are in force across the NCR.