That woman is still unknown to the police- Bomb Blast Kalamassery | Manorama Premium That woman is still unknown to the police- Bomb Blast Kalamassery | Manorama Premium Woman still ‘unknown’ to police; Live in a private hotel room; 2300 people attended and no one knew?
Irene Elsa Jacob
Published: October 29 , 2023 09:41 PM IST
Updated: October 29, 2023 09:46 PM IST
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The first woman killed in the explosion at the Kalamassery Convention Center event, which police say was attended by 2,300 people, is still ‘unknown’. It is also unknown what is the real purpose of Dominic Martin, who claims to have carried out the explosion.
What happened on October 29? Doesn’t the investigation stop at Martin?
A view from the front of the Samra Convention Center where the explosion took place in Kalamassery ∙ Manorama
October 29. A phone message received by the Fire Rescue Service at 9.39 am – that’s how the outside world came to know about the explosion at the Samra Convention Center in Kalamassery. The blasts happened minutes apart. Two people have been killed so far in the explosion at the convention center where the regional conference of Jehovah’s Witnesses was taking place. Both are women. Many people remain in critical condition, including a 53-year-old woman and a 12-year-old child who are undergoing treatment with more than 80 percent burns. A person has come forward claiming to be the accused. The police said that the evidence against him is strong. But the Kalamasery Convention Center blast still remains a mystery. What happened in Kalamassery?
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