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Unclaimed packet sparks panic

New Delhi: Panic gripped a West Delhi locality on Sunday night after an unclaimed packet was found in a busy shopping complex.

Police and Bomb Detection and Disposal Squad was sent to the busy Jwala Heri market in Paschim Vihar after people called up the police control room.

The BDDS found that the packet contained personal belongings of a person as yet unidentified, police sources said.

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