Shopian, South Kashmir – security forces on Tuesday found an IED in the village of Kashwa Chitragam in the Shopian district of south Kashmir.
A law enforcement official said the bomb, known as an improvised explosive device (IED), was hidden inside a pressure cooker and weighed about 6 to 7 kilograms. The authorities quickly sent a bomb disposal unit (BDS) to the area to safely deactivate the device.
The bomb disposal team successfully neutralized the IED, preventing a potentially dangerous situation for the local community. Officials have not shared details about who may have placed the bomb or where it came from.
This incident highlights the ongoing security issues in the region, where authorities are working hard to keep people safe from threats posed by militant groups. The quick response from security forces shows their dedication to protecting the community.
Residents of Kashwa Chitragam expressed relief that the bomb was found and disabled, stressing the importance of staying alert and working with law enforcement to ensure safety.
As investigations continue, local officials are encouraging people to report any suspicious activities to help prevent future threats.
