LUCKNOW: Over 10 quintals of explosives have been recovered from a house in Uttar Pradesh's Pilibhit. The house is separate from the house of Azim Baig, which collapsed after the blast on July 2, 2022. During the blast, Azim's three daughters were praying in the room inside the house and died painfully after being buried in the debris. Now, the UP Police have arrested Azim and his son Tasleem in this case.

Pilibhit police said, 10 quintals and 20 kg of explosives have been recovered from a house in Khaprail. These explosives were kept in plastic bags. Along with this, crackers made in 20 sacks have also been recovered, the weight of which is said to be 5 quintals. According to the report, Azim had been using this house for a long time to store explosives. After the recovery of a huge quantity of explosives, the police have now sealed the house of the accused Azeem. The recovered explosive has been sent to Lucknow lab for testing. After this investigation, more details about the explosive will be revealed, after which the police will take further action. According to the Pilibhit police, action has been taken in this case under sections 285, 286, 304, and 427 of the IPC and 9B explosives act, 1884.  

Let us know that Azim used to illegally make crackers in the middle of the dense residency. On August 2, a massive explosion took place in the house of Azim, a resident of Mohalla Joshi Tola in Jehanabad. Azim's two-storey house was razed to the ground by the blast. There were cracks in 11 houses in the vicinity. Azim's 3 daughters Nisha, Sania and Nagma lost their lives in the blast. Azeem was not at home at the time of the blast.

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