Amritsar: Prohibiting explosives, the police have not made progress in the case investigation of around 5kg improvised explosive devices (IED) found near international borders with Pakistan on Friday.
The General Inspector, the border range, Mohnish Chawla told on Saturday that for now, they have been able to determine that 2.7 kg explosives found in the IED are RDX.
However, the question that was debated was still how it contained Ied smuggled into the Indian region without the power of the border security (BSF) or local police that winked.
States that STF has claimed that they have specific inputs, senior sources in one of the investigative institutions say, “STF should have asked for the sources of who told them about smuggling drugs or explosives to the country so as to expose the overall transportation Of course.
” The source also questioned why the police did not trap to catch people who will come to take explosives.
“Acting in an unprofessional way, the police only took a suspicious bag and now patted his back before the media to prevent a big incident,” said the source.
Knowledgeable sources say if the Ied is read, then the drone will fly 2.5 km inside the Indian region, which is the main security hose.
“Either Pakistani intruders will come deep into India and can still be around or the consignment is smuggled by a Pakistan and handled by his large Indian partner,” the source coercion.
While expressing the inability to answer these questions, IG said the problem was still under investigation.
However, he said the possibility was that Ied’s consignment could be physically placed.
Punjab: 2.7kg RDX found in Ied confiscated near the border sir
