Delhi Blast Live: S Jaishankar talks to Israel's foreign minister after the blast near the embassy

Delhi Blast Live Updates: Today the blast took place near the Israeli embassy in the national capital Delhi. Glasses of several vehicles were broken in the blast. After this incident, India's Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar spoke to Israeli Foreign Minister Gabi Ashkenji. On the blast, S Jaishankar said that we have taken it very seriously.

After the explosion near the Israeli Embassy in Delhi, Maharashtra Home Minister Anil Deshmukh has given instructions to increase security. He tweeted, "Police have been instructed to tighten security in Mumbai, Pune, Nagpur, Nashik and other major cities in view of the blast outside the Israeli embassy in Delhi. We are committed to protecting people." Citizens should also be vigilant and cooperate with the police.

Outside the Israeli embassy, ​​an investigation officer present on the spot about the low-intensity IED explosion has said that 2 teams had arrived. There was a team of about 10 people. The sample has been collected and given to the special cell IO. Only after forensic investigation will be known.

National Security Advisor Ajit Doval spoke to Israel's National Security Advisor Mir Ben Shabbat. He informed about the investigation into the attack outside the embassy.

The Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) team reached the blast site after the blast near the Israeli embassy.

The government is in a hurry to eradicate Israel's worries. Efforts are being done at many levels. Foreign Minister S Jaishankar spoke to the Israeli Foreign Minister. At the same time, Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla spoke to Alan Usfiz before the Israeli. At the same time, Secretary CPV in the Ministry of External Affairs called Israel Ambassador Ron Malka in New Delhi and assured of security and thorough investigation.

After the blast, India's Foreign Minister S Jaishankar has spoken to Israeli Foreign Minister Gabi Ashkenji. He said that India has taken the blast seriously. They have been assured complete security for the embassy and Israeli diplomats. The matter is under investigation

Regarding the explosion near the Israeli embassy, ​​the Israeli Foreign Ministry said, "The incident is being investigated by agencies in India who are in contact with Israeli authorities." No messengers or embassy personnel have been injured in this blast.

Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal tweeted after the news of the blast and said that I am worried about the news of the explosion near the Israeli Embassy in Delhi. The agencies are investigating the nature and cause of the blast. Thankfully no casualties have occurred. Any attempt to spoil the peace of Delhi should be firmly dealt with.

The bombers came from the car and three people were riding in the car. He threw explosives from the car itself. According to sources, Delhi Police has constituted three teams for investigation.

Delhi Blast: Ball bearings with explosives have been found outside the Israeli Embassy in Delhi. IB and NIA are collecting samples.

After the blast near the embassy, ​​the CISF has increased the security of airports, government buildings, and other important places.

After the blast near the Israeli embassy in Delhi, Home Minister Amit Shah spoke to the Commissioner of Delhi Police. He inquired about the blast.