Before J&K blast, how a plan to bury explosives in Faridabad village was buried

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An explosion at the Nowgam police station in Srinagar killed nine people, including police and forensic personnel. Investigators linked the blast to explosives transported from Haryana as part of a criminal investigation into a terror module involving Al-Falah University doctors, prompting concerns over the risks of moving the material over long distances.

An explosion occurred at the Nowgam police station in Srinagar, killing nine individuals including law enforcement and forensic personnel. This explosion was linked to explosives moved from Haryana to Jammu and Kashmir for criminal investigation. The explosives had been seized in connection with a terror module involving Al-Falah University doctors. Officials expressed concerns about transporting such dangerous materials over a long distance prior to the blast.