Explosive material recovered from Jammu Bus Stand, major tragedy averted

New Delhi: The security forces have thwarted the conspiracy of terrorists for a similar attack on the second anniversary of Pulwama attack in Jammu and Kashmir. Security forces have recovered 7 kg of explosives on Sunday near a bus stand here in Jammu. Behind such a huge amount of explosives, no major conspiracy of terrorists is known.

7 kg explosive recovered:

However, detailed information about this from the security forces is currently awaited. At the same time, Director General of Police of Jammu Zone Mukesh Singh will give a detailed information in this regard by holding a press conference this evening.

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Sources associated with security forces said that a suspected terrorist with 7 kg explosive material has also been arrested from Jammu bus station, who had reached the bus stand carrying this explosive material. This explosive material was kept in a bag.

Police sources say that a major attack was planned by the terrorists in Jammu city and the Jammu railway station was the Jammu bus station and a major major market in Jammu city. It was to be used here.

Significantly, the intelligence agencies had already issued an alert that terrorists can carry out a big attack in Jammu. Police sources say that the suspected terrorist, who has been arrested, is from Kashmir and a few days ago two militants who were arrested in Jammu. Its wires are also connected to it and all of them were going to do a big attack at different times today.

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On this day, Jaish-e-Mohammed militants in Pulwama, Jammu and Kashmir, hit a bus carrying CRPF personnel in a vehicle loaded with explosives. After this collision there was a sharp explosion in the bus, in which 40 CRPF personnel were killed.

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