Archive · 11 Nov 2025
False RDX Alarm Causes Panic in Delhi's Bhogal Area
Imagine someone saw a car parked in a neighborhood and thought it might have something dangerous like RDX inside.
They called the police to be safe.
The police came quickly to check the car.
Inside, they found only carpets, not any dangerous stuff.
It turned out to be a false alarm.
Everyone was relieved, and the car was allowed to leave after the police made sure everything was okay.
A call reporting 'RDX' in a car in Delhi's Bhogal caused panic.
The call was made by a local resident who saw a car with a Jammu and Kashmir number plate parked in the area.
Police dispatched to the scene found only carpets in sacks inside the vehicle.
It was later confirmed to be a false alarm with no explosives found.
The owner and driver were verified, and the car was allowed to leave after the situation was deemed normal.
- Who
- A local resident and Delhi Police
- What
- A false alarm about RDX in a car caused panic.
- When
- Tuesday morning, around 6 AM
- Where
- Bhogal, Southeast Delhi
- Why
- A local resident called the police after seeing a car with a Jammu and Kashmir number plate parked in the area.
- Location
- Bhogal, Southeast Delhi
- Time of Call
- Around 6 AM
- Vehicle
- Car with Jammu and Kashmir number plate
- Initial Suspicion
- Presence of RDX
- Findings
- Carpets in sacks, no explosives found
- Outcome
- False alarm, situation normal