Blast in Bangalore’s Church Street; One Killed

Posted By : Usha Sagar Modified On : December 29, 2014

Bangalore Blast

* Map showing the location of Blast in Bangalore’s Church Street.

A low-intensity blast has hit Bangalore on the busy Church Street which killed one person and left few others injured. As per media reports, the bomb was filled with shrapnel and was placed near a drain in front of the Coconut Grove restaurant. The restaurant is close to MG Road and Brigade Road which are filled with restaurants and bars and are crowded during the weekends. According to media reports Home Minister Rajnath Singh spoke to Karnataka CM S Siddaramaiah regarding the blast and offered help from the Centre.

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