Taking responsibility for the Kerala blast, a man named Dometic Martin surrendered, police engaged in investigation.

Kerala Blast: The program of the people of Jehovah's community was going on for the past few days in Kochi, Kerala and today was its last day. This morning the program had just started when at around 9 o'clock there were three blasts one after the other. One woman died and more than 35 people were injured in these blasts. The condition of many of them is said to be critical and they have been admitted to the ICU. After the blast, the NIA team has left for the spot to investigate. In the investigation so far, the police have also found evidence of IED blast from the spot.

A person took responsibility for the Kerala blast

A person has surrendered at Kodagarh police station in Thrissur district of Kerala and taken responsibility for the blast. The police have taken him into custody and his claim is being investigated. The name of the person is Dometic Martin. According to the police, he belongs to the Jehovah community. The police is seriously interrogating him.

Alert issued in UP also

After the blasts in Kerala, Uttar Pradesh SDG Law and Order Prashant Kumar has ordered all the districts to remain alert. All security agencies have also been alerted and teams have started investigating the inputs received in the last few days. Every program related to Israel-Hamas conflict will be monitored. Orders have been given to keep special surveillance in many districts including Kanpur, Meerut, Varanasi, Aligarh, Lucknow, Hapur, Baghpat, Bareilly, Rampur, Agra. This information has come out with reference to SDG.

Kerala Health Minister's statement came out

On the explosion at the Kalamassery Convention Centre, Kerala Health Minister Veena George says, '52 people are admitted in different hospitals. There are 30 people admitted here, out of which 18 are in ICU and 6 are seriously injured. One of those 6 is a 12 year old child. All the remaining injured are in other private hospitals. The deceased has not been identified yet.

Kerala DGP reached the blast site

Kerala DGP has reached the blast site. Speaking to the media in Thiruvananthapuram, the CM said that this matter will be investigated seriously. He has spoken to the DGP. He said that who carried out the blast and whether it was an act of terror can be said only after investigation.

Delhi Police increased security of many buildings including Kerala House and Israel Embassy.

After the bomb blast in Kochi, the police in the capital Delhi have increased the security of Kerala House, Israel Embassy and Paharganj Chabad House.

Situation is worsening in Kerala - Union Minister of State for External Affairs V. Muraleedharan

On the Kerala blasts, Minister of State for External Affairs and Parliamentary Affairs V. Muraleedharan says, "The bomb blast at the prayer meeting of the Christian community in Kochi is a shocking incident. It is disturbing to see that Kerala is becoming a terrible situation. Used to be." A place where events that are considered terrorist acts are taking place. The Home Minister has already spoken to the Chief Minister of Kerala.