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An undetonated grenade was discovered outside a local BJP leader's showroom in Gurdaspur, triggering a bomb disposal squad deployment. CCTV footage captured two individuals on a motorcycle hurling the explosive device. Police have registered a case under the Explosive Substances Act and are actively investigating the incident.

Third Alert in Two Weeks Also Turns Hoax

A handwritten poster warning of bomb blasts at the Rohru court and SDM office caused panic, leading to evacuations and a search operation. Authorities have launched an investigation and urged the public to remain calm, noting this is the second such incident in Shimla this week.

Rajasthan Legislative Assembly was evacuated Monday after receiving a bomb threat via email, prompting a swift security response. Bomb and dog squads conducted a thorough search of the premises. This incident follows a similar warning just days prior, with authorities closely monitoring the evolving situation.

The National Investigation Agency is investigating two recent explosions in Punjab, with teams dispatched to Jalandhar and Amritsar. These incidents, occurring within hours of each other, have raised security concerns and drawn sharp political criticism regarding the state's law and order situation.

Bomb threat emails sent to multiple schools in Gurgaon on Tuesday evening triggered panic, leading to the evacuation of students and extensive security sweeps. Police deployed specialized units, including dog and bomb disposal squads, to search school premises. No explosives were found, and authorities are investigating the origin of the hoax threats.

Addressing the media after visiting the spot at the Khassa cantonment boundary wall in Amritsar, the DGP said the incident appears to be part of Pakistan's "ISI-design" to create unrest in Punjab.

A blast near Amritsar's Khasa cantonment and a scooter fire in Jalandhar have sparked political outcry against the Punjab government. While no casualties were reported in Amritsar, opposition parties criticized the Aam Aadmi Party for alleged governance failures and deteriorating law and order, especially given Punjab's sensitive border status.

An Indian Army EOD squad successfully detonated a World War II-era US-made AN-M64 500-pound bomb on the Subarnarekha river bank. Discovered by villagers, the bomb's detonation involved extensive safety measures, including aerial mapping, evacuation of nearby residents, and traffic disruption. This follows a similar incident on March 25.

Bomb threats disrupted three Army Public School branches in Delhi Monday morning. Emergency services and police responded swiftly. Bomb disposal teams and dog squads conducted thorough searches of school premises. Students and staff were evacuated as a precautionary measure. Operations are currently ongoing to ensure the safety of all.

Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann linked recent blasts in Amritsar and Jalandhar to BJP's election strategy, while police investigate the incidents. A suspected explosion occurred near Amritsar's Khasa cantonment, and a scooter blast injured a delivery worker in Jalandhar, with the Khalistan Liberation Army claiming responsibility. Investigations are ongoing, with forensic reports awaited.

BJP national general secretary Tarun Chugh has sent a legal notice to Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann. The notice demands an apology for Mann's remarks allegedly linking the BJP to recent blast incidents in Punjab. Chugh accuses Mann of tarnishing the BJP's reputation. The notice warns of legal action if Mann fails to comply within seven days.