India's Kashmir region plunged into chaos after a series of violent incidents sparked by a deadly car blast in Delhi that left 13 people dead. The Indian government has linked the explosion to an alleged "terror module" with ties to Pakistan-backed militant groups, sparking widespread arrests and curfews.
The explosion on Monday evening outside a major monument during rush hour was initially reported to have killed eight people, but the death toll rose to 13 as victims succumbed to their injuries. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi described the incident as a "conspiracy," while Home Minister Amit Shah vowed to "hunt down each and every culprit behind this incident."
The violence escalated on Friday with another explosion at a police station in Srinagar, killing seven people and injuring 27. Investigators have allegedly linked the Delhi blast to an interstate and transnational terror module targeting India and other countries.
Seven people were arrested, including two Kashmiri doctors working in Indian states, who police claim had uncovered explosive materials, chemicals, and assault rifles at their homes. The network is believed to be a "white-collar ecosystem" of radicalized professionals and students connected with foreign handlers operating from Pakistan and other countries.
The authorities have yet to formally announce the masterminds behind the Delhi attack, but investigations continue into the alleged terror plot. The Indian government's response has been restrained compared to previous attacks, leaving many wondering if there is uncertainty over who was behind the latest incident and a wider plot.
In Kashmir, police remain on high alert, conducting raids to disrupt terrorist activities. "Multiple agencies have conducted raids to disrupt terrorist activities. Investigation is ongoing, and we are monitoring all suspicious activity closely," said a senior officer.
The explosion on Monday evening outside a major monument during rush hour was initially reported to have killed eight people, but the death toll rose to 13 as victims succumbed to their injuries. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi described the incident as a "conspiracy," while Home Minister Amit Shah vowed to "hunt down each and every culprit behind this incident."
The violence escalated on Friday with another explosion at a police station in Srinagar, killing seven people and injuring 27. Investigators have allegedly linked the Delhi blast to an interstate and transnational terror module targeting India and other countries.
Seven people were arrested, including two Kashmiri doctors working in Indian states, who police claim had uncovered explosive materials, chemicals, and assault rifles at their homes. The network is believed to be a "white-collar ecosystem" of radicalized professionals and students connected with foreign handlers operating from Pakistan and other countries.
The authorities have yet to formally announce the masterminds behind the Delhi attack, but investigations continue into the alleged terror plot. The Indian government's response has been restrained compared to previous attacks, leaving many wondering if there is uncertainty over who was behind the latest incident and a wider plot.
In Kashmir, police remain on high alert, conducting raids to disrupt terrorist activities. "Multiple agencies have conducted raids to disrupt terrorist activities. Investigation is ongoing, and we are monitoring all suspicious activity closely," said a senior officer.
and i'm like totally worried about the people living there 
, 13 dead already? that's so many lives lost 
, and it's getting worse by the minute 
, another explosion at a police station? that's just not okay 
, what kind of terrorists do such things to innocent ppl? 
, like, how did it even get to them? did they know something we don't? 
, and what about the ppl living in Kashmir? they're already suffering so much due to the situation 
, now they gotta deal with these violent incidents too? 
, but until then, it's like, super scary for everyone 
, maybe we should all just try to stay calm and peaceful for once? 
I'm not surprised about this at all. It's like India just sets the stage for chaos and then wonders why it happens. First, they're linking everything to Pakistan-backed militant groups... like that's going to stop anyone from getting radicalized? 
And now, they're arresting doctors and students who probably had nothing to do with anything? It's like a witch hunt. The whole thing feels so scripted, you know? I mean, come on, 13 people dead? That's just a distraction from the real issues in Kashmir... but I guess that's not something anyone wants to talk about 
. how r u supposed to stop terrorism from ppl who are supposed 2 be helpin society? 
... like, can't ppl even find a safe time to live their lives? 
india's got enough on its plate already, no need for more chaos 
. and what's with all these arrests & curfews? it feels like they're just piling on the drama 
. we should be focusin on buildin bridges instead of throwin stones 
and theres no end in sight. its like, whats the point of having a system that cant even protect its own citizens?
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the way they're linking everything to pakistan backed militant groups without concrete proof is super sketchy 
so yeah the death toll from that Delhi car blast has now reached 13 people 
which is pretty bloody. India's Kashmir region is in chaos right now with another explosion at a police station killing 7 ppl 
and injuring 27. 
this is getting out of hand fam.
what's even crazier is that the Indian government thinks there's a "white-collar ecosystem" of radicalized professionals and students connected to foreign handlers 
70% of Kashmiris are below 30 years old which means they're basically being groomed for this kinda stuff from a young age 
but with all these arrests and curfews, it's getting hard to tell what's real and what's not 
but let's be real, who gets caught up in something this complex and doesn't get a warning sign or two? 
. now it seems like every time there's a problem, the government jumps to conclusions and starts cracking down hard 
. and the fact that no one knows who the masterminds are behind this plot is just crazy 
this is getting really scary in India... it feels like they're just scratching the surface of something much bigger 
, who didn't even seem suspicious before... how did they get radicalized 
? and what about those foreign handlers in Pakistan? should we be worried about more attacks coming our way? 
after that deadly car blast in delhi that killed 13 people! 
. i hope everyone stays safe 
️. but honestly, i dont know what's goin on or who's behind it all 
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It's a lot of pressure on them, but they need to do better 
