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Mysterious packet found in Ramban bound bus, BDS pressed into service

November 25, 2022

Jammu, Nov 25 : A Bomb Disposal Squad was pressed into service on Friday after a mysterious packet was found in a bus in Ramban district of Jammu and Kashmir.

Police said that a mysterious packet was found in a passenger bus on way from Doda to Ramban during checking.
“The Bomb Disposal Squad was immediately pressed into service,” said police.
It suspected that a bag contained improvised explosive device (IED) and the team is on the job.

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