Three crude bombs exploded at two court buildings in Jashore district of Bangladesh on Thursday night, causing panic among local residents and disrupting traffic. However, no injuries were reported in the incidents.
According to reports, two bombs were thrown at the outer wall of the Jashore District Judge’s Court, located near the Jashore Press Club. A short time later, another bomb exploded inside the premises of the Chief Judicial Magistrate’s Court.
The loud explosions frightened people in the surrounding areas. Following the blasts, vehicles and pedestrians temporarily stopped moving, causing disruption to normal traffic.
Police officers quickly reached both locations and began examining the affected areas. During their inspection, they collected fragments of suspected crude bombs. Some of the recovered materials reportedly included parts made from tobacco tins.
Police said unidentified attackers carried out the bombings and escaped before they could be caught. Officers have started an investigation to identify the suspects and determine the circumstances behind the attacks.
The investigation is currently underway, and police are examining the collected materials to gather further evidence.