Rocket-propelled grenade attack on Punjab Police Intelligence HQ in Mohali, probe begins.
Rocket-propelled grenade attack on Punjab Police Intelligence HQ in Mohali, probe begins.
A conspiracy is being hatched to push Punjab into the pit of terror again.
Khalistani terrorists are believed to be involved in this incident that took place on Monday.
The conspiracy to gradually worsen the situation in Punjab is continuing.
The third floor of the building was attacked with a rocket grenade, in which window panes were shattered.
There is no report of any casualty in the incident.
As soon as the blast was detected, all the top police officers reached the spot and the entire area was surrounded.
The SP of the district described it as a minor explosion, but did not rule out a terrorist incidents, He says that the investigation of the case is still on. Big news for India-Pakistan relations: Shehbaz Sharif cabinet designates minister for trade with neighbour.Pakistan’s big step for trade with India, cabinet appointed trade minister
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann has said. Police is investigating the blast in Mohali, whoever has tried to spoil the atmosphere of our Punjab will not be spared.
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A rocket propelled grenade. There is no report of any casualty in this.
Soon the area was cordoned off.
Mohali: Police personnel cordon off the area after a blast outside the Punjab Police's intelligence department office in Mohali, Monday. (PTI)
The incident comes weeks after an explosive device was found at Chandigarh's Burail Jail on April 24.
Hours before the blast, the state's intelligence wing had asked law enforcement agencies to step up security.
This happened after two letters were purportedly received from a commander of Pakistan-based terror group Jaish-e-Mohammed.
Threats to attack temples, other establishment institutions, and VVIPs have been written in this letter.
Monday's blast was reported from the third floor of the building which houses the intelligence wing, the Special Task Force against Drugs, the Anti-Gangster Task Force among other units.
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