A week later, 2 bags of RDX found at CST Station

THE SCAR: Passengers seen through bullet-riddled glass of a fast food joint inside CST, one of the places where the terrorists shot at people, in Mumbai.

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Mumbai: Mumbai Police recovered two bags containing four kg RDX each inside Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus Station on Wednesday evening, a senior police officer said.

Joint Commissioner of Mumbai Police Rakesh Maria said the bags were found among abandoned luggage of persons who had been injured or killed in the terror attack on the night of November 26.

The bags have been taken away by the Bomb Disposal Squad, Maria said adding searches are being conducted in the station premises.

Police say the explosive was the part of the five bombs that were planted by terrorists on November 26.