Explosion Heard At Amritsar's Islamabad Police Station, No Damage Reported
The police further said that such incidents were reported over the past few days. The police have arrested 12 people in relation to these blasts, while the search for 2-3 suspects is still going on.
People heard an explosion in the early hours of Tuesday, at the Islamabad Police Station in Amritsar, Punjab which spread panic in the area.
According to ANI, Amritsar Police Commissioner Gurpreet Singh Bhullar said that a blast was heard at 3 am, but there were no signs of any damage and nobody was hurt. Meanwhile, individuals have claimed responsibility on social media and the police have verified claims.
#WATCH | Punjab: A blast-like noise was heard at Islamabad Police Station in Amritsar today around 3 am. As per Police, no damage or injuries have been reported. Police investigation has begun. pic.twitter.com/MNM42mqHQ5
— ANI (@ANI) December 17, 2024
Bhullar said that the sentry had “heard the noise around 3 am-3:15 am”, and when he check there were no damages. “People claimed responsibility on social media. We verified those claims," the ACP added.
The police further said that such incidents were reported over the past few days. The police have arrested 12 people in relation to these blasts, while the search for 2-3 suspects is still going on.
Bhullar told ANI that they nabbed around 10 people from a module earlier, including two brothers of which one is a juvenile. They gave out one of the names, Aman Khokar.
“2-3 others are on our target and they will be nabbed soon. Old incidents have been traded and we are verifying this incident as to what has been used here,” Bhullar was quoted as saying by ANI.
#WATCH | Amritsar Police Commissioner Gurpreet Singh Bhullar says, "Our sentry heard the noise around 3 am-3.15 am. He saw that the was no damage. People claimed responsibility on social media. We verified those claims. We had nabbed 10 people from a module earlier, two brothers… pic.twitter.com/SHKSTGCYyl
— ANI (@ANI) December 17, 2024
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