Teens in India were able to make crude bombs for just the cost of $1 using easily available explosive materials. Minors between the ages of 14 and 17 had become experts in creating a low-intensity crude bomb thanks to social media.
The Prayagraj police in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh have uncovered about 100 adults and minor students who were engaged in crude bomb explosions through CCTV footage. The police are also keeping an eye on the sale and purchase of high-intensity fireworks in the city, reports NDTV.
Teenagers in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh's Prayagraj are in the news for building crude bombs from readily accessible explosive components for as little as INR 60 to 80 ($1.01) and tossing them at schools and businesses.
Up to 35 students, including 27 juveniles, have lately been detained in Prayagraj after learning how to construct bombs from popular social media videos and using their newly gained knowledge in real-world situations. The police say that t...
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