Key Points

The Indian Army's Spearhead Division successfully neutralized 15 hazardous mortar bombs found in Arunachal Pradesh. The unexploded ordnance was discovered during civilian excavation work in a populated area. Despite difficult weather and terrain, the specialized team conducted a precise on-site demolition operation. This swift action eliminated a serious threat to local community safety while demonstrating military-civil coordination.

Key Points: Indian Army Neutralises 15 Mortar Bombs in Arunachal Pradesh

  • 15 unserviceable 81mm mortar bombs discovered during civilian excavation
  • Operation conducted in coordination with Arunachal Pradesh government
  • Team faced inclement weather and challenging terrain conditions
  • No collateral damage to local population or environment
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Arunachal: Army's Spearhead Division explosive disposal team neutralises hazardous ordnance

Spearhead Division's explosive disposal team safely demolished 15 hazardous 81mm mortar bombs discovered during excavation in Manigong, Siang District.

"Responding without delay, the specialised disposal team mobilised to the remote site and executed a high-precision demolition operation - Indian Army Press Release"

Siang, August 30

In a swift and professional response to a potential crisis, the Spearhead Division Unexploded Ordnance disposal team successfully recovered and thereafter safely demolished 15 unserviceable 81 mm mortar bombs in Manigong, Siang District.

According to a press release, the sensitive and hazardous ordnance was discovered in an area frequented by civilians during excavation, posing a serious threat to the safety and well-being of the local community.

The operation was undertaken in close coordination with the Government of Arunachal Pradesh.

Responding without delay, the specialised disposal team mobilised to the remote site and executed a high-precision demolition operation on-site, effectively neutralising the threat as per the laid-down procedure.

Despite facing inclement weather and challenging terrain conditions, the team carried out the disposal operation with utmost professionalism and strict adherence to safety protocols. The entire activity was conducted, ensuring no hardship or collateral damage was caused to the local population or the surrounding environment.

This successful operation not only eliminated a significant danger to civilians but also reinforced the Indian Army's unwavering commitment to public safety, even in the most remote and difficult areas of the country.

The Indian Army's coordination with civil authorities and swift execution of the operation exemplifies the synergy between military and local administration in ensuring the safety and security of the people.

The local community and state authorities have expressed deep appreciation for the Indian Army's prompt and decisive action in restoring safety to the local community.

- ANI

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Priya S
This is why we should always respect our armed forces. They risk their lives daily for our safety. Thank you Spearhead Division! 🙏
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Arjun K
Great coordination between army and civil administration. This is how things should work - efficiently and without bureaucracy delaying critical operations.
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Sarah B
While I appreciate the army's work, I wonder how these explosives ended up in civilian areas. Shouldn't there be better monitoring of old ammunition?
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Vikram M
Arunachal's terrain is extremely challenging. The fact that they reached remote areas and conducted this operation safely shows their dedication. Salute to our soldiers!
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Meera T
So grateful that no one was hurt before these were discovered. The local community must be breathing easier now. Well done Indian Army! 👏
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Karthik V
This is the kind of positive news we need more of. Our armed forces protecting citizens in every corner of the country, even the most remote areas.

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