Delhi HC blast: Another victim dies,toll 15

58-year-old Rattan Lal was in serious condition and both his legs were amputated.

A man injured in the Delhi High Court blast succumbed to injuries today,taking the death toll in the terror attack to 15.

58-year-old Rattan Lal died at 8.20 am in the Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital. He was in a serious condition and both his legs had been amputated,doctors said.

He is survived by wife,three daughters and a son.

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“Yesterday,he had expressed his desire to meet his wife and son and we had agreed,” the doctor said.

Twenty-four victims of the blast are undergoing treatment in different city hospitals — 11 in RML,five in AIIMS,four in Safdarjung,two in Max and one each in Moolchand and LNJP.

The explosion outside Gate No 5 of the high court had left over 70 people injured,many of them seriously.

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