Chandigarh bomb found close to the residence of the Punjab Chief Minister

The defense forces will look into where the bomb came from, and the police will look into how it got there.

Today, a suspicious object thought to be an explosive device was discovered close to the Chandigarh home of Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann. The location, which is close to a helipad used by the Punjab Chief Minister, instantly received a bomb disposal unit.

The Western Command of the Indian Army has also been contacted to conduct an investigation.

A tubewell operator discovered the live bombshell in the mango orchard next to the helipad and the Punjab Chief Minister’s residence at around 4 or 4:30 pm.

At this time, Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann was not at his residence, which is only a short distance from the incident.

“No bomb has been put in this instance. It’s an inaccurate shell. Similar shells were also obtained earlier. Nothing to worry about, “A K Pandey, the security chief for the Punjab Chief Minister, stated.

The Chandigarh government has said that the defense forces will look into how the shell ended up there.

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“We’re attempting to determine how it got here. Additionally, with the assistance of the explosives squad, we have secured the area. The Army will now arrive and handle things, “According to Kuldeep Kohli, a nodal officer for the Chandigarh government.