Watch: CCTV captures attack on Punjab Intelligence headquarters in Mohali, cops analysing video

Chandigarh, May 11 The Mohali Police are extensively analysing CCTV footage to find out about the suspects involved in grenade attack at police intelligence wing headquarters. The 38-second CCTV footage shows a white-colour car approaching the Intelligence wing headquarters in...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 08:16 PM May 11, 2022 IST

Chandigarh, May 11

The Mohali Police are extensively analysing CCTV footage to find out about the suspects involved in grenade attack at police intelligence wing headquarters.

The 38-second CCTV footage shows a white-colour car approaching the Intelligence wing headquarters in Sector 77 at Mohali.

An explosion is seen once the car approaches the five-storey building.

Forensic experts are being roped in to further develop on clues regarding the case, the police said, adding that raids have been conducted across state and possible suspects are being rounded up and questioned.

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