Jammu-Kashmir: Be careful! After drones and sticky bombs, perfume IED is a new challenge for security forces
Attention Never pick up perfume deo or room freshener bottle lying unattended on the road, in the park or any other place. A little carelessness can take many lives by spreading the smell of gunpowder instead of fragrance. A bottle that normally looks like a perfume can be an IED.
Jammu, State Bureau: Attention! Never pick up a perfume, deo or room freshener bottle lying unattended on the road, in a park or any other place. A little carelessness can take many lives by spreading the smell of gunpowder instead of fragrance. That is, a bottle that normally looks like a perfume can be an IED (Improvised Explosive Device). Terrorists operating in Jammu and Kashmir are now using it to kill innocent people. After drone and sticky bomb, perfume IED has now emerged as a new challenge. In view of this, the security agencies have also become alert.
After drone and sticky bomb, now perfume IED
Terrorist leaders sitting in Pakistan keep on changing the modus operandi of their activities from time to time to spread violence. Terrorists have sometimes used toys, pressure cookers, tiffins, pens, radios and sometimes mobile phones, laptops as IEDs, but the perfume IED recovered from Lashkar terrorist Arif, arrested in connection with the Narwal blast in Jammu, has been recovered for the first time. This is the third new challenge for the security forces in Jammu and Kashmir. Prior to this, the use of sticky bombs by terrorists and the weapons and drugs being dropped from across the border by drones remain a big challenge.
The whereabouts of Qasim Din, who is hiding in Karachi, is being traced.
At the same time, the police and security agencies are trying to find out whether perfume IEDs were used in the IED blasts in Jammu and Kashmir. Along with this, gathering all the information about terrorist Arif’s handler Kasim Din, who is hiding in Karachi, Pakistan, his contact sources in Jammu and Kashmir are being traced.
