Anti-tank mine found along international border in Jammu and Kashmir | India News
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JAMMU: A rusted anti-tank mine was found in a field in a forward village along the international border in J&K’s Samba district, police said on Tuesday.
“Around 10am, a rusted anti-tank mine was found at Galiard village close to the international border,” said a source, adding that villagers immediately informed the cops and a police team rushed to the spot and isolated the said mine by placing sandbags.
Later, a bomb disposal squad was called from Samba and the mine was defused. Samba SSP Rajesh Kumar said, “The mine appeared rusted and might have been exposed during recent heavy rains.”
“Around 10am, a rusted anti-tank mine was found at Galiard village close to the international border,” said a source, adding that villagers immediately informed the cops and a police team rushed to the spot and isolated the said mine by placing sandbags.
Later, a bomb disposal squad was called from Samba and the mine was defused. Samba SSP Rajesh Kumar said, “The mine appeared rusted and might have been exposed during recent heavy rains.”
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