Chit on pigeon threatens ‘IED blast’ at Jammu Tawi railway station | India News

JAMMU: BSF personnel intercepted a messenger pigeon close to a ahead publish alongside the worldwide border in Jammu’s RS Pura sector on August 19, bearing a suspicious handwritten be aware threatening to explode Jammu Tawi railway station utilizing an IED, official sources stated.The chit was written in English and Urdu. “Kashmir hamara hai, waqt aa gaya hai, aa jayega (Kashmir is ours, the time has come, it will come). Jammu station IED blast – THE END,” it learn.The safety grid was subsequently fortified in and across the railway station, and forces had been put on excessive alert. Rigorous passenger checks and baggage inspections adopted. Additional police items, a bomb disposal squad, and sniffer canine had been pressed into service to comb the realm. Special groups had been deployed to watch any suspicious exercise, police sources stated.While no explosive was discovered on the premises, safety companies had been unwilling to let their guard down, as Jammu Tawi and Supwal railway stations have beforehand borne the brunt of terrorism. All trains ran on schedule, and there was no disruption in service.On Aug 16, a gasoline balloon bearing the Pakistan International Airlines emblem was present in a ahead space within the border city of Ramgarh in Samba district.Past strikes: