Explosion near Mosque in Maharashtra’s Beed; Police suspect personal dispute, two arrested

An explosion occurred near a mosque in Maharashtra’s Beed district early this morning, prompting a high-level investigation by law enforcement agencies. Authorities suspect that the blast, caused using gelatin, may have resulted from a personal dispute. Two individuals have been arrested in connection with the incident, and further inquiries are underway.

Local police were alerted after the village sarpanch reported the explosion. The Talwada police, along with a Quick Response Team (QRT), forensic experts, and the Bomb Disposal Squad, rushed to the scene to assess the situation. Senior officials, including the Additional Superintendent of Police and Inspector General of Police (Aurangabad range) Virendra Mishra, also visited the site for further investigation.

According to Beed Superintendent of Police Navneet Kawant, law enforcement agencies are treating the incident with the utmost seriousness. He assured residents that a detailed probe is being conducted and that all necessary actions will be taken to maintain law and order in the region. Authorities have also urged citizens to remain calm and not indulge in any disruptive activities.

The arrested suspects are currently in police custody at the Talwada police station. Charges have been filed against them, though officials have not yet disclosed their identities or the specific sections under which they have been booked. Investigators are focusing on whether the explosion was a targeted attack or an escalation of a personal conflict.

Forensic teams are analyzing the nature of the explosive materials used, and the Bomb Disposal Squad has been deployed to ensure there is no further risk in the vicinity. Meanwhile, local intelligence units are gathering information to rule out any larger security threats.

With tensions high in the area, authorities have reinforced security measures and increased patrolling to prevent any untoward incidents. As the investigation progresses, police have reassured the public that those responsible for the blast will face strict legal action.