Jammu Kashmir Blast: L-G Manoj Sinha Orders Investigation as Police deny Pakistani Terror Links; 9 Dead, 32 Injured in Accidental Explosion at Srinagar Police Station

Nine people are killed and thirty-two are injured in an accidental explosion of explosives taken from a terror investigation in Haryana at the Nowgam police station in Jammu Kashmir. J&K L-G Police reject JeM PAFF allegations after Manoj Sinha demands an investigation. Real-time information on the 2025 Srinagar explosion. 


Live updates: Nowgam Police Station in Srinagar has been destroyed by a tragic accidental blast.
An accidental explosion at the Nowgam police station in Srinagar late Friday night (November 14, 2025) killed at least nine people and injured 32 more in a horrific episode that rocked Jammu and Kashmir. Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha of Jammu and Kashmir has ordered an immediate investigation into the circumstances behind the explosion, which authorities have termed as a terrible mistake during the handling of dangerous explosives.

Emergency crews, many of whom were on-duty police officers and forensic specialists, are working nonstop to offer medical care to the injured as rescue operations continue into Saturday afternoon. The Pasban-e-Ahle Hadith (PAFF), an offshoot of Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), is among the "mischievous" allegations that have been making the rounds online regarding the involvement of terror groups located in Pakistan, according to a forceful statement released by the Jammu and Kashmir Police. This development highlights the unstable nature of continuing anti-terrorism efforts and corresponds with increased security concerns in the region.

What went wrong: The Haryana Terror Module Case's explosives caused a deadly accident

The explosion happened at the Nowgam police station during an ordinary but dangerous process. The explosives in question were part of a sizable collection that was previously taken from Faridabad, Haryana, as part of a probe into an interstate terror organization, according to official accounts. The unexpected explosion occurred when these materials, which were considered "sensitive and unstable," were being carefully sampled in order to be sent to the forensic team.

Nalin Prabhat, the Director General of Police (DGP) for Jammu and Kashmir, spoke to the media on Saturday morning and highlighted the safety measures. "The sampling and examination were being done very carefully because the recovered substance was unstable and sensitive. An unintentional explosion happened last night despite all safety measures, according to DGP Prabhat. He repeated that the incident was entirely unintentional and asked people to ignore unreliable social media reports that connected it to outside terrorist organizations.

Around ten o'clock at night, the explosion destroyed through the station, smashing windows and causing structural damage. Witnesses described a scene of panic. According to preliminary investigations, the restricted environment and the volatile nature of the recovered IED components may have increased the blast's impact. Several on-duty officers have been reported to have been among the dead, however their exact identities have not yet been made public pending family notifications.

L-G Manoj Sinha's Quick Response: Investigation Required to Guarantee Responsibility

Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha has taken important steps by ordering a high-level investigation to look into the origins of the explosion and examine safety procedures for dealing with such dangerous chemicals. According to people close to the government, the investigation will look at examination, storage, and shipping practices to stop catastrophes in the future. "Our security forces' safety is of the highest priority. No detail will be overlooked in this investigation," a representative for the L-G's office stated.

This incident brings to light the dangerous realities that law enforcement in Jammu and Kashmir faces, where dealing with lethal items is a common part of operations against terror networks. The unintentional nature of the Srinagar incident was further complicated by the fact that the explosives found in Faridabad were connected to a larger investigation into a terror module that was purportedly organizing assaults throughout northern India.

Police Counter False Information: J&K Blast Not Related to Pakistani Terrorism

The J&K Police moved quickly to put an end to allegations circulating on social media that the explosion was caused by foreign enemies. They strongly rejected the involvement of PAFF or any group located in Pakistan, calling such assertions "baseless and mischievous." These kinds of stories are intended to cause division and weaken our determination to combat terrorism. The police statement said, "We reassure the public that this was an internal accident, and investigations are transparent."

In an area subject to disinformation operations, this response is essential, particularly in light of recent increases in cross-border hostilities. For updates on the investigation and victim information, Real Breaking News will keep an eye on official channels.


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