Car With Explosives, Letter Found Outside Mukesh Ambani's House Antilia In Mumbai; Security Tightened

An abandoned vehicle with explosive material was found near business tycoon Mukesh Ambani's house in Mumbai on February 25, said Maharashtra Home Minister Anil Deshmukh. A vehicle was found just metres away from where India's richest man lives under high security. A suspicious vehicle was reported on Carmichael Road on February 25, police said. The police was alerted and a Bomb Detection and Disposal Squad or BDDS team and other police teams reached the spot immediately. They examined the vehicle and found 20 explosive gelatin sticks inside. It is not an assembled explosive device & Further investigation is going on, police said, reported NDTV. Reportedly, the police also found a letter inside the vehicle but did not disclose its contents. Also, the vehicle's registration number matched one on Ambani's security detail, reported NDTV. Security has been increased in the area, the SUV has been seized & senior officers of the Mumbai Police examined the spot. Ambani, the chairman of Reliance Industries, lives in a luxurious, 27-storey, 400,000 sq feet building called Antilia in south Mumbai's posh Cumballa Hill area.