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Atishi targets central govt, questions law and order situation in city

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October 21, 2024

REACTING to the bomb blast incident outside a school in Rohini on Sunday, Delhi Chief Minister Atishi said it revealed the crumbling state of the city's security.

"The central government is tasked with maintaining law and order in the capital. However, it is more focused on disrupting the work of the elected Delhi government," she alleged.

A loud explosion near a CRPF school in the Prashant Vihar area in Rohini on Sunday morning sparked a security alert in the national capital. No one was injured in the blast, which initial investigation suggests could have been caused by a crude bomb, officials said. Police said a school wall, nearby shops and a car were damaged.

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