WB: Two killed,two injured in bomb blast

Two persons were killed and two women injured seriously in a bomb blast inside a house at Baduriahat in Dum Dum area in West Bengal's North 24 Parganas district.

Two persons were killed and two women injured seriously in a bomb blast inside a house at Baduriahat in Dum Dum area in West Bengal’s North 24 Parganas district today,the police said.

The dead were identified as Sankar Baidya and Kumar,Additional superintendent of police Praveen Tripathy said.

Two women in the house received splinter injuries and were rushed to hospital in serious condition,he said.

It was being investigations whether bombs were being made in the house,Tripathy said.

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