The Delhi Police has prepared a robust plan to protect the Israeli embassy and Chabad House from any possible attacks after the death of the high-profile Hamas chief. This came after the Delhi Police refuted rumours of an "explosion" at the embassy on Thursday as a hoax.
Senior officers reviewed security measures, implementing a multi-layered system with increased CCTV surveillance and potential for additional personnel. The move follows two low-intensity blasts near the embassy in the past three years and a recent hoax about explosions.
The police said it recovered a letter addressed to the Ambassador of the Israeli embassy, wrapped in an Israeli flag, which was found near the blast site.
According to reports, the person who called said that the blast took place in an empty ground near the Israeli embassy in New Delhi. Cops and Delhi fire service team are present at the spot.
A female police constable, who was deployed outside Israel embassy in New Delhi, accidentally opened fire on Wednesday, sending panic waves in the region.
The National Investigation Agency on Tuesday released a CCTV video footage of two persons who are suspected to have planted the IED outside the Israel Embassy in New Delhi on January 29 this year. The blast had rattled the heart of the national capital around the time the Beating Retreat ceremony was underway near Rashtrapati Bhawan.
A CCTV footage has captured two suspects in connection with the blast near the Israel embassy in Delhi earlier this year.
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