Four Indian Army hand grenades recovered near Ajmer

Monday, September 28, 2009, 12:14 [IST]

Hathi Kheda village (Rajasthan), Sep 28 (ANI): Rajasthan police recovered four hand grenades from a hilly area in Rajasthan's Ajmer district on Sunday.

Officials said the grenades were live and were found at hilly area of Hathi Kheda village.

"We got information that in the hilly areas of Hathi Kheda village that there were four live hand grenades. We came here and saw it for ourselves that these bombs were looking live and we are now investigating the matter," said Rahul Prakash, assistant sub-inspector of police.

"The highly explosive HE 36 grenades bore markings of Indian army's ordnance factory," he added. (ANI)

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