Srinagar: Police on Monday said an Improvised Explosive Device (IED) was recovered in south Kashmir’s Pulwama district late last night.
A senior police officer said that the IED was planted by militants under a bridge near Tujan village in Pulwama district, local news agency GNS reported. “This is a bridge between Tujan and Dalwan,” the officer said.
“With the timely recovery of the IED, a major tragedy was averted,” the officer added.
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