A low-intensity explosion occurred late Tuesday night outside an Indian Army camp in Khalsa village, Amritsar, located less than 20 km from the Pakistan border. The blast, which happened around 11 pm, caused panic among local residents, prompting them to evacuate their homes. Fortunately, no casualties have been reported. Police units from both Amritsar Rural and Urban areas, along with army personnel, quickly arrived at the scene to secure the area. Forensic teams, a bomb disposal squad, and dog units have been deployed to collect evidence and investigate the incident. The explosion reportedly damaged tin sheds along the camp's outer wall. Superintendent of Police Aditya Varier confirmed that immediate action was taken following the blast, and investigations are ongoing. This incident follows another explosion earlier in the day near a Border Security Force (BSF) checkpoint in Jalandhar, although that incident also resulted in no injuries. Authorities are currently assessing whether the two explosions are connected.