September 27, 2026 03:45 am (IST)
Bomb scare in Gurdaspur after suspicious bag spotted near bus stand
Gurdaspur, July 30 (IBNS): Just three days after the terror attack in Punjab's Gurdaspur district, a fresh panic surfaced after a suspicious object was found at a bus stand here on Thursday, reports said.
Suspecting it to be an explosive, Punjab Police officials called a bomb disposal squad. Following the bomb scare, the area was cordoned off.
This comes after 11 people were killed in the Gurdaspur terror attack which included 5 policemen and 3 civilians on Monday.
The gun battle between the terrorists and security forces was held for nearly 12 hours on Monday. The terrorists were holed up in Dinanagar police station.
This comes after 11 people were killed in the Gurdaspur terror attack which included 5 policemen and 3 civilians on Monday.
The gun battle between the terrorists and security forces was held for nearly 12 hours on Monday. The terrorists were holed up in Dinanagar police station.
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