In India, the Jammu and Kashmir police has for the first time recovered a 'perfume IED' in the Union Territory. While investigating the January 21 IED blast at Narwal in Jammu, the police achieved a breakthrough and arrested a Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) terrorist who is alleged to be involved in the twin blasts and recovered a 'Perfume IED' from him.
Suspected terrorist held with explosive material in Jammu
The suspect, a resident of Banihal, was arrested from Trikuta Nagar area on the outskirts of the city late Saturday night, officials said.
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JAMMU: A suspected terrorist was arrested along with some explosive material here, officials said on Sunday.
The suspect, a resident of Banihal, was arrested from Trikuta Nagar area on the outskirts of the city late Saturday night, they said.
Further details are awaited, the officials said.
They said security has been beefed up across Jammu province, following the arrest of the suspect with the explosive material.
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