Assam, March 31:
The Indian Army successfully neutralised unexploded World War II–era bombs discovered at Ledo’s Burma Camp in Lekhapani, preventing a potential threat to life and property.
According to official sources, the unexploded ordnance, comprising a General Purpose bomb and an incendiary device was unearthed by a civilian while digging a pit. The discovery immediately raised serious safety concerns in the area.
Acting swiftly on inputs from the civil administration, the Red Shield Division of the Indian Army deployed a specialised Bomb Disposal Team to the site on March 31, 2026. As a precautionary measure, residents in the vicinity were evacuated and a secure perimeter was established, ensuring strict adherence to safety protocols.
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The bombs were then carefully secured and transported to a designated safe location away from populated areas. A controlled operation was carried out to neutralise the explosives, successfully eliminating the threat without any collateral damage.
Officials stated that the operation was conducted with high levels of professionalism, precision, and coordination. The timely intervention by the Indian Army averted a potential disaster and ensured the safety and reassurance of local residents.
The incident highlights the Indian Army’s continued commitment to safeguarding civilian lives and maintaining peace and security in the region.
