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Bomb shell found in fields in Punjab's Hoshiarpur

Hoshiarpur, June 7 An old bomb shell has been found in a farmland at Dharampura village of Mukerian in Hoshiarpur district. The shell was found when it got stuck in the tiller of a farmer, Atinderpal Singh, while he was...

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Updated At : 04:10 PM Jun 07, 2023 IST

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Hoshiarpur, June 7

An old bomb shell has been found in a farmland at Dharampura village of Mukerian in Hoshiarpur district.

The shell was found when it got stuck in the tiller of a farmer, Atinderpal Singh, while he was ploughing the land with a tractor.

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Police were informed.

The police have seized the area and no one is allowed to go into the fields.

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The Army team from Uchi Bassi Cantt has been informed to inspect it.

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