<p>The driver of the Israeli embassy car, that was gutted in a blast after an explosive device was attached to the vehicle, Wednesday said he never suspected that anybody on a motor bike was following the car.<br /><br /></p>.<p>“When the car halted at the red light, I heard a pat at the rear of the car. Within a few seconds, there was an explosion and we fell unconscious,” Manoj Sharma, who was admitted to the Ram Manohar Lohia hospital for treatment, told NDTV news channel after his discharge.<br /><br />"I had not suspected anybody following us. Otherwise I would have definitely informed my seniors," said Sharma, as he recalled the incident.<br /><br />An Israeli diplomat's wife, going to get her children from the American Embassy school, Monday suffered multiple injuries when a motorcycle rider attached an explosive device on the Toyota Innova and sped away at the Aurangzeb Road crossing in the heart of the capital.<br /><br />The blast set the car on fire, while two people travelling in a Indica car along side were also injured.<br /><br />“There was no time to react to what had happened. There was just a tap at the rear, and it was not possible for me to look behind and see if there was a bike or any other vehicle,” Sharma said.<br /><br />The driver said he approached an auto driver to take his injured passenger to the nearest hospital.<br /><br />“After collapsing twice, I moved to help her. There was fear and nobody was ready to come forward,” he said.<br /><br />“We took an auto, and the auto driver helped us," he said.<br />Sharma was unfazed at the incident and said he will not leave his job.<br />"All I know is that I will continue to work with the Israeli embassy,” he asserted.</p>
<p>The driver of the Israeli embassy car, that was gutted in a blast after an explosive device was attached to the vehicle, Wednesday said he never suspected that anybody on a motor bike was following the car.<br /><br /></p>.<p>“When the car halted at the red light, I heard a pat at the rear of the car. Within a few seconds, there was an explosion and we fell unconscious,” Manoj Sharma, who was admitted to the Ram Manohar Lohia hospital for treatment, told NDTV news channel after his discharge.<br /><br />"I had not suspected anybody following us. Otherwise I would have definitely informed my seniors," said Sharma, as he recalled the incident.<br /><br />An Israeli diplomat's wife, going to get her children from the American Embassy school, Monday suffered multiple injuries when a motorcycle rider attached an explosive device on the Toyota Innova and sped away at the Aurangzeb Road crossing in the heart of the capital.<br /><br />The blast set the car on fire, while two people travelling in a Indica car along side were also injured.<br /><br />“There was no time to react to what had happened. There was just a tap at the rear, and it was not possible for me to look behind and see if there was a bike or any other vehicle,” Sharma said.<br /><br />The driver said he approached an auto driver to take his injured passenger to the nearest hospital.<br /><br />“After collapsing twice, I moved to help her. There was fear and nobody was ready to come forward,” he said.<br /><br />“We took an auto, and the auto driver helped us," he said.<br />Sharma was unfazed at the incident and said he will not leave his job.<br />"All I know is that I will continue to work with the Israeli embassy,” he asserted.</p>