
Large cache of rusted explosive material seized underneath rocks in J&K’s Poonch
The Hindu
It was apparently kept there by terrorists over two decades ago.
Security forces on Sunday dug out a large quantity of rusted explosive material, including 11 RPG rounds and grenades, from underneath rocks in a forested area in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district, officials said.
The recovery was made from Seri Chowana forest during a joint search operation by police and security forces, they said.
The officials said the explosive material, which also included a number of grenades, was found hidden underneath the rocks, apparently kept there by terrorists over two decades ago.
All the explosive material, numbering nearly 50, was later destroyed in a controlled explosion by the experts of the bomb disposal squad, they said.

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