A powerful explosion in the Indian courthouse has killed at least two people News

The investigation was launched after a bomb blast at a Ludhiana judicial complex in the Indian state of Punjab.

A powerful explosion has killed at least two people and injured two others in a court in Ludhiana, a city in the northern Indian state of Punjab, according to police.

Thursday’s blast damaged the walls of a toilet in a courthouse and shattered glass in other rooms, NDTV reported.

Images posted on the network showed the injured police officers being taken out of the building. They also saw that the agents were asking the others to leave the premises and clean the area.

The cause of the explosion was not immediately clarified.

Sorry for the news of the explosion at the Ludhiana court complex. I arrive at the site of the explosion soon and assure the people of the state that the culprits will not be saved. Anyone who tries to confuse the peace and harmony of the state will be responsible

– Charanjit S Channi (CHARANJITCHANNI) December 23, 2021

Punjab Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi said the government was “on alert” and announced an investigation.

In a Twitter post, Channi also expressed sadness over the blast and said he was on his way to the site.

“I assure the people of the state that the culprits will not be saved,” he wrote.

“Anyone who tries to disturb the peace and harmony of the state will be responsible.”