Sharp-eyed pedestrian stops second disaster

Indian police found and defused six bombs in New Delhi’s main railway station today – less than 24 hours after a blast on a train killed 11 people in Bombay.

Sharp-eyed pedestrian stops second disaster
Fri, 14 Mar, 2003 - 12:32

Indian police found and defused six bombs in New Delhi’s main railway station today – less than 24 hours after a blast on a train killed 11 people in Bombay.

A pedestrian noticed the bombs in a plastic bag near a taxi stand at the station and alerted police, said Deputy Commissioner of Police RS Gumman.

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