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Bomb found in under-construction metro tunnel at Subhas Sarovar, Kolkata

On Saturday night, a bomb was reportedly recovered from an under-construction metro tunnel in Kolkata in West Bengal. The bomb, which was recovered from Subhas Sarovar under-construction metro tunnel, was removed by the bomb disposal squad following which the police has undertaken the investigation.

As per reports, metro officials discovered a few explosives while working on the construction site last night. Following that, they informed the police officials and the police and bomb disposal squad reached the site and successfully recovered the bomb.

More details are not revealed by the police and investigation is underway for the same.

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