News
DEADLY PACKAGE! Wedding gift explodes, kills groom and his grandmother
A tragic incident in a wedding in India has taken people by surprise. A wedding gift given to a newly married couple exploded just days after the wedding, killing the groom and his grandmother.
The explosion has also left the bride in a critical condition and could possibly die.
The man’s grandmother also died in the blast. The incident took place in Odisha’s Bolangir district on Friday, just five days after their wedding, the police said.
The police are trying to identify who gave the package to the couple at their reception ceremony on Wednesday and what kind of explosive was used in the incident. The gift package that was brought home after the reception, exploded when they opened it, they said.
The elderly woman was killed on the spot while her grandson died at a hospital in Rourkela where he was shifted to after being injured.
The wife of the man who was also severely injured in the explosion at their residence is still undergoing treatment at a government hospital in Burla.
Patnagarh Sub-Divisional Police Officer Sesadeva Bariha had said, “The police have collected evidence and an investigation is on.”
Bolangir Chief District Medical Officer S Mishra said the elderly woman was declared “brought dead” at the Bolangir district headquarters hospital. ”The man injured in the blast also died at the Ispat General Hospital in Rourkela,” he added.
-
News23 hours ago
Unknown gunmen kidnap four in Abuja community
-
Politics20 hours ago
May Day: Edo LP guber candidate Akpata vows to prioritize welfare
-
News23 hours ago
Adeleke boasts of loan-free tenure 16 months into Osun administration
-
Entertainment17 hours ago
Nigerian lady attempts GWR for longest time spent painting nails
-
Metro22 hours ago
FG offers free train rides on Port Harcourt-Aba railway
-
News15 hours ago
Labour unions demand immediate reversal of electricity tariff hike
-
News19 hours ago
19 dead as highway collapse in Guandong, China
-
News15 hours ago
New minimum wage to take effect May 1, 2024 – FG