Delhi/Hyderabad, Nov 13 (Maxim News): It is known that 13 people were killed in the blast near the Red Fort in Delhi. However, some horrific scenes in the area where the incident took place are frightening the locals. Because after the blast, lumps of flesh from the bodies fell a few hundred meters.
However, the authorities found a freshly severed arm in a shop. A shop near the Red Fort is located 300 meters away from the blast site. This means that the elbow fell on the shop at the time of the explosion. DNA tests will help to identify which of the deceased this body part belongs to. The authorities have conducted post-mortems on the bodies of those who died in the blast. Due to the intensity of the blast, many body parts were completely damaged. This will make it difficult for forensic authorities to identify them. (Maxim News)
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