Srinagar: A massive fire broke out in the Kishtwar district of the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir, burning 15 houses to ashes. This information was given by the local authorities on Friday. According to the report, a massive fire broke out in the Chhag Gandhari area of ​​Paddar tehsil on the intervening night of Thursday and Friday. However, no casualties have been reported so far in this fire. Kishtwar Deputy Commissioner Devansh Yadav has informed that army and police personnel along with local people tried to control the fire.
According to the report, Yadav told that 15 houses were burnt to ashes till the fire was completely extinguished. A total of 23 families live in these. He said that relief material was sent to the affected families by the administration. Let us inform you that after 18 detonators were found in a drain near a railway station in Jammu, an extensive search operation was conducted in and around the railway station here on Friday. In fact, the Railway Police had foiled the terrorists' IED blast plan by recovering 18 detonators and explosive material from a bag near the station on Thursday evening. The bag was found lying in a drain near a taxi station.
Officials have informed that the Railway Police and Railway Protection Force (RPF) have conducted a search operation in the station, platform and parking areas. He said that in view of the danger posed by the seizure of explosive material, the trains were checked and patrolling on the tracks intensified. He said suspicious items were being monitored.
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