<p>New Delhi: No fingerprints have been found on the threat letter that was recovered from the site of a low-intensity blast near the Israeli embassy here on December 26, Delhi Police sources said on Monday.</p><p>The blast took place in the area between the boundary walls of a house on plot number 4 -- Nanda's House -- and the Central Hindi Training Institute on plot number 2A on Prithviraj Road. </p><p>It is behind the Israeli embassy on Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Road, running parallel to Prithviraj Road.</p>.Blast near Israel embassy: Police record statements of 'witnesses', await forensic report. <p>Police had found the threat letter, which was "abusive" in nature and addressed to the Israeli ambassador, near the blast site.</p><p>The one-page letter was purportedly from a group called 'Sir Allah Resistance' and mentioned words like "Zionists", "Palestine" and "Gaza".</p><p>Soon after the letter was recovered from the spot, it was sent to experts to check for fingerprints, the sources said.</p><p>"According to initial findings, no fingerprints have been found on the letter. It is likely that the suspect used gloves or planted the letter in such a way that no fingerprints were left," a source said, adding that natural factors cannot be ruled out.</p><p>The Delhi Police Special Cell has scanned footage from multiple CCTV cameras to track the suspect's route but is yet to get a clear view, officials said.</p><p>The investigators believe that one of the suspects had come from the Jamia Nagar area in an autorickshaw he hailed near the Jamia Milia Islamia metro station.</p>
<p>New Delhi: No fingerprints have been found on the threat letter that was recovered from the site of a low-intensity blast near the Israeli embassy here on December 26, Delhi Police sources said on Monday.</p><p>The blast took place in the area between the boundary walls of a house on plot number 4 -- Nanda's House -- and the Central Hindi Training Institute on plot number 2A on Prithviraj Road. </p><p>It is behind the Israeli embassy on Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Road, running parallel to Prithviraj Road.</p>.Blast near Israel embassy: Police record statements of 'witnesses', await forensic report. <p>Police had found the threat letter, which was "abusive" in nature and addressed to the Israeli ambassador, near the blast site.</p><p>The one-page letter was purportedly from a group called 'Sir Allah Resistance' and mentioned words like "Zionists", "Palestine" and "Gaza".</p><p>Soon after the letter was recovered from the spot, it was sent to experts to check for fingerprints, the sources said.</p><p>"According to initial findings, no fingerprints have been found on the letter. It is likely that the suspect used gloves or planted the letter in such a way that no fingerprints were left," a source said, adding that natural factors cannot be ruled out.</p><p>The Delhi Police Special Cell has scanned footage from multiple CCTV cameras to track the suspect's route but is yet to get a clear view, officials said.</p><p>The investigators believe that one of the suspects had come from the Jamia Nagar area in an autorickshaw he hailed near the Jamia Milia Islamia metro station.</p>