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Bomb blast in Delhi market: Two dead

Pallab Bhattacharya, New Delhi
A bomb blast at a crowded flower market in South Delhi yesterday afternoon killed a 13-year-old boy and an unidentified 60-year-old man and injured 17 others, seven of them seriously.
The blast at Mehrauli locality came two weeks after a string of explosions set off by suspected militants that left 24 people dead and over 100 injured in another South Delhi area of Jamia Nagar.
Police said the boy was killed on the spot when he picked up a tiffin box in which the bomb was kept. The unidentified man succumbed to his injuries at ahospital later on.
No one immediately claimed responsibility for the blast.
Police quoting witnesses said two young men on a motorbike dropped the black box in the middle of the road in Mehrauli. which has a mixed population of Hindus and Muslims.
The box exploded after it was picked up by the teenaged boy who shouted at the riders that they had left it behind. Deputy Commissioner HS Dhaliwal said.
Blood and shattered glass littered the street and people walked in bloodstained shirts as the explosion created chaos in the market filled with weekend shoppers.
Police cordoned off the area as fire engines and ambulances rushed to the scene.
Ammonium Nitrate was used in the bomb, officials said adding the packing of explosive was very' loose thus making it a low-intensity explosion.
The Indian Mujahideen group had claimed responsibility for bombings in Jaipur. .Ahmedabad and Delhi between May and September this year that killed a total of 130 people.
News agency AFP quoting officials reported that check posts FROM PAGE 1
have been set up across the city to capture the attackers.
"It was lunchtime, and we heard a loud bang. There was smoke everywhere. People were on the ground," a local shopkeeper told AFP.
"I picked up three people, and there were 10 others with injuries on the ground," added Basant Kumar, another witness. "My brother was hit in the ear."
India is currently gearing up for the Muslim Eid-ul-Fitr celebrations marking the end ofthe fasting month of Ramadan and the Hindu festival of lights, Diwali, next month.
The government also unveiled security measures to tackle what Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said were "vast gaps" in intelligence gathering.