New Delhi:A packet of white powder was discovered under the seat of Samajwadi Party MLA Mano Pandey inside the Uttar Pradesh Assembly on Thursday. Forensic tests revealed that the substance was PETN, ...

The PETN, one of the most dangerous plastic explosives, is available in the black market and it can easily pass through security checks. (ANI) PETN explosive in UP Assembly: The Inspector General of ...

What is PETN or to give its full form Pentaerythritol tetranitrate? This is the highly explosive substance that was found lying under a seat inside Uttar Pradesh Assembly prompting Chief Minister Yogi ...

Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath has confirmed that security personnel found explosive in the state assembly on July 12, following a search by a dog squad. A forensic examination later revealed that ...

The PETN or Pentaerythritol tetranitrate explosive found lying under the seat of a Samajwadi Party MLA inside the UP Assembly is one of the most dangerous plastic explosives available in the black ...

NIA team searching the premises of UP Assembly on Friday (image: PTI) Lucknow, Sep 5: The 150 gram of white powder that was recovered in the Uttar Pradesh Assembly on July 12 was just Silicon Dioxide ...

New Delhi, July 14: In a shocking turn of events, deadly plastic explosive–PETN–was found inside Uttar Pradesh’s assembly a couple of days ago. Around 150g explosive was found beneath opposition ...

The suspected object was found from the place marked green in the picture. (TOI Photo) NEW DELHI/LUCKNOW: The use of an expired explosive detection kit by officials at the Forensic Science Laboratory ...

PETN or pentaerythritol tetranitrate is safe to handle and can be detonated through a mobile phone. PETN has been known to be a favourite of al-Qaida which has used it in different bombing attempts ...

Lucknow: The Uttar Pradesh government has said the powdery substance detected in the state Assembly has tested positive for explosive PETN in preliminary examination at the state forensic science ...

WASHINGTON - The explosive device used by the would-be Detroit bomber contained a widely available -- and easily detected -- chemical explosive that has a long history of terrorist use, according to ...