Rocket launcher shell recovered from Sirhind canal in Bathinda

A probe has been initiated

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Updated At : 07:41 PM Jul 25, 2020 IST

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Tribune News Service
Bathinda, July 25

A shell of rocket launcher has been recovered from Sirhind canal in Bathinda.

A team of thermal police has reached the spot. A probe has been initiated.

Assistant sub-inspector, Balkaran Singh, said they received the information on Saturday morning, and a suspected item was recovered from the canal. Later, when they reached the spot, they found out that fisherman, while fishing, found this item. It was a rocket launcher shell. He added that rhe police control has been informed about this.

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