A devastating explosion rocked a police station in Indian-controlled Kashmir late Friday, killing 9 people and injuring 29 others. The blast occurred as authorities handled explosives linked to this week’s deadly Delhi car bombing, raising urgent questions about safety protocols. 🚨
Footage shows flames engulfing Srinagar’s Nowgam police station after the blast, with thick smoke billowing into the night sky. Firefighters and ambulances rushed to the scene, battling flames that consumed the building and nearby vehicles. Local reports confirm most victims were police officers and forensic experts examining materials from Monday’s Red Fort attack, which claimed 13 lives.
Authorities haven’t yet commented on the cause, but tensions remain high as investigators probe both incidents. This marks India’s second major explosion in a week, sparking debates about national security measures. 🔍
With over 38 casualties reported since Monday, young professionals and students across Asia are urging transparency. "How many more explosions before protocols change?" tweeted one Mumbai-based activist, capturing the mood online. 💔
