NIA team arriving in Jammu to probe Air Force Station blast

Jammu, A team of National Investigation Agency (NIA) is arriving here to investigate the twin blasts at Air Force Station Jammu, officials said.

A police official told UNI that an NIA team reportedly from Delhi is arriving here to take over the Air Force Station, Satwari to probe twin blasts.

However, he said that initially use of local contacts cannot be ruled out in carrying out these attacks on Condors Museum station building.

"We are investigating all angles including the use of drones as well, but at present nothing can be confirmed," he said.

Two low intensity blasts took place at Jammu Air Force Station early morning on Sunday in which two personnel sustained minor injuries and a portion of building was also damaged.

 

(Agencies)

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