The vehicle went up in flames near a petrol pump, meters away from the prime minister’s residence, according to Indian TV channels. Another car parked near it was also damaged.
Initial reports said four persons were injured and rushed to hospitals.
Sources told Zee News, that there is a possibility that the car was specially “targeted.”
Explosive experts are trying to ascertain the exact nature of the blast.
According to another report, explosives were found near the Israeli Embassy building in Tbilisi, Georgia. They were neutralized safely.
Israeli Ambassador to Georgia Yitzhak Gerber said: "We don't have all the details yet. The local authorities are looking into it, but so far it doesn’t look too dramatic.”
Shota Uitashvili, spokesman for the Georgian Interior Ministry, said the driver noticed a package attached to his car's undercarriage on Monday and called police.
Police found a grenade in the package and it was defused, Utiashvili said. He did not specify where the car was parked when the device was discovered.The Israeli Embassy in Tbilisi declined comment.
