Police Recover 18 IED Bombs Near Kochang Village in Joint Operation
West Singhbhum and Khunti Forces Destroy Explosives in Anti-Naxal Drive
Key Points:
- Joint forces recover 18 IED bombs weighing 3 kg each near Kochang village
- Operation conducted by Chaibasa, Khunti police with Jaguar and CRPF teams
- Bomb disposal squad safely destroys all recovered explosives on Friday
JAMSHEDPUR – Security forces achieved significant success in their ongoing anti-Naxal campaign by recovering 18 improvised explosive devices near Kochang village in the border area between West Singhbhum and Khunti districts on Friday.
The joint operation involved multiple security agencies working together. Chaibasa police, Khunti police, Jharkhand Jaguar and CRPF participated actively.
However, each recovered IED bomb weighed approximately three kilograms. The explosives were strategically placed to target security personnel.
Moreover, West Singhbhum Superintendent of Police received intelligence about the threat. Sources indicated that IEDs were planted in Adki police station area.
Acting on the information, forces from both districts launched the operation. The coordinated effort targeted the suspected locations systematically.
In addition, security personnel successfully located all 18 explosive devices. The bombs were discovered near Kochang village under Adki police station.
Furthermore, the bomb disposal squad reached the site immediately. Experts safely destroyed all recovered explosives following standard protocols.
The operation demonstrates effective coordination between different security agencies. Such joint efforts have proven successful in countering Naxal activities.
On the other hand, Naxalites frequently use IEDs against security forces. These devices pose significant threats to personnel conducting operations.
Besides, the border area between West Singhbhum and Khunti remains sensitive. Security forces maintain constant vigilance in these regions.
The successful operation reflects the police’s commitment to public safety. Continuous anti-Naxal drives help maintain peace in affected areas.
Meanwhile, intelligence networks play crucial roles in such operations. Timely information enables forces to prevent potential attacks effectively.

