The Border Security Force (BSF) discovered an Improvised Explosive Device (IED) in J&K's Handwara recently. The discovery was made during a search operation in Shaltha area of Handwara. The findings are significant for security as it reflects the continued intent of militants to target security forces in the region. Here are the key points of the discovery and its significance:

• The IED was discovered during a joint operation by BSF and J&K police.
• The IED was placed in a pressure cooker and was intended to be triggered remotely.
• This is the second such IED discovery in the area within a week.
• The discovery highlights the continued threat faced by security forces in the region from militants looking to carry out attacks using IEDs.
• The discovery also emphasizes the need for continued vigilance and intelligence efforts to counter the threat posed by militants in the region.

Overall, the discovery of the IED in Handwara underscores the need for heightened security measures in the region and reinforces the need for security forces to remain alert to the ongoing threat posed by militants.