CCTV, letter recovered from SUV with explosives parked near Mukesh Ambani's residence

The abandoned vehicle, which was parked near Antilia -- the billionaire's house in south Mumbai -- apparently had a fake number plate. The Mumbai Police said that 20 gelatin sticks were recovered from the SUV.

New details are emerging from the probe into the recovery of gelatin sticks from a sports utility vehicle parked near the residence of Asia's second richest man, Mukesh Ambani.
 

Police said a letter had been recovered from the car which is currently being examined by forensics.
 

The abandoned vehicle, which was parked near Antilia -- the billionaire's house in south Mumbai -- apparently had a fake number plate. Some other number plates were found inside the SUV.

The Mumbai Police Public Relations Officer said that 20 gelatin sticks were recovered, but there was no assembled explosive device. He also informed that a case had been registered at the Gamdevi Police station. 
 

CCTV footage shows two vehicles at the spot around 1 am. The SUV in which the gelatin sticks were found was parked near Antilia and the driver then left in the car. Efforts are on to track down the other vehicle.
 

Meanwhile, security has been stepped up outside Mukesh Ambani's residence.