India Pakistan War: The Pakistani Army targeted the famous Shambhu temple in Jammu amid the military struggle between India and Pakistan. A doubtful metal, such as missile parts, have been found in a village near the Chintpurni temple in Una district of Himachal Pradesh. Also Read: Pakistan announced missiles in Jammu and Kashmir, India caught 2 pilots alive
Pakistan continued their enmity on 10 May 2025 by targeting the places of worship in Jammu, such as the famous Shambhu temple and residential areas. Many armed drones have been sent at night, threatening citizens and religious places. The Indian armed forces are cautious and are committed to protecting the sovereignty of the nation.
At the same time, the sound of an explosion was heard in Behad village, about 10 km from the Chintpurni temple in Una district at half past one and a half on Friday, while there was a completely blackout in the area. There is no notice of loss of life and property in this village adjacent to Punjab. Also Read: Pakistan exploded tainted high speed missile in Punjab, Jalandhar to Pathankot
According to officials, the local people saw the item on Saturday morning and informed the police. Confirming the incident, the district administration said in a statement that the initial investigation has revealed that the item is passive but a team of experts is investigating it.
Officials said that Pakistan tried to attack in the northern region on Friday night and it seems that the broken part of the inactivated rocket fell into the village of Behad. The police have laid siege to the area and asked the residents to be vigilant and not to go to such items as they can be dangerous.
After the voices of army aircraft came at around 2 pm on Friday, people also got sleepy in Hamirpur and many residents stopped the lights of their houses. Hamirpur Deputy Commissioner Amarjeet Singh has instructed all departments to be vigilant and prepared for any emergency. He also appealed to the people to avoid spreading misinformation on social media and to beware of fake news and videos prepared with the help of artificial intelligence.
edited by : Nrapendra Gupta
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