Kanwar Pal Singh Gill, who as director general of Punjab police is credited with putting an end to insurgency in the state, has said new and more deadly explosive mixtures are now available in the market which are more lethal than RDX. He was speaking to rediff.com from the officers mess in Raipur; the Chattisgarh police has hired him for its counter-naxalite operations.
"It would be very difficult from here to say whether or not RDX was used in the Mumbai blasts. But these days more deadly explosives are available in the market and forensic examination would establish what kind of explosive was used by the terrorists," he said.
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