In Nagpur, authorities are seeking help from the PESO (Petroleum and Explosives Safety Organization) due to a shortage of staff to dispose of the explosive items seized in the Gujarat blast case. The items were recently brought to Nagpur for disposal by the National Investigation Agency (NIA). The NIA had sought help from the Maharashtra government for disposing of the explosives, but due to a lack of staff at the forensic science laboratory in Nagpur, the help of PESO is now being sought. The explosives are currently stored in the laboratory and need to be disposed of safely. The NIA is investigating the blast that took place in a house in Gujarat, and the disposal of the explosives is crucial for the investigation. PESO is the regulatory authority in India that is responsible for ensuring the safe handling, storage, transportation, and use of explosives. The authorities in Nagpur are working to ensure that the disposal of the explosive items is carried out safely and efficiently. This collaboration between the NIA and PESO highlights the importance of proper disposal procedures for explosive materials to prevent any potential risks to public safety.