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India-Pakistan War: Explosions heard across Srinagar, says J-K CM Omar Abdullah
Hours after the ceasefire announcement between India and Pakistan, explosions were heard across Srinagar, said Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah. Hours after the ceasefire announcement between India and Pakistan, explosions were heard across Srinagar, said Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah.
Omar Abdullah reacted to fresh shelling and blasts reported in Srinagar on Saturday evening, despite India and Pakistan ...
Despite India-Pakistan ceasefire, drone attacks in Srinagar and shelling in Jammu have been reported. Despite the ...
Pakistan violated the ceasefire as it launched a fresh attack on India. Multiple blasts were reported in Srinagar, while ...
Srinagar: While fresh ceasefire violations by the Pakistani troops were reported from multiple sectors of both Line of ...
SRINAGAR: A series of loud explosions have rocked Srinagar since early Saturday morning, triggering panic and bringing normal ...
Huge blasts rock parts of Valley, force blackout Fayaz Bukhari SRINAGAR, May 10: In a violation of a bilateral understanding, ...
Security forces remained on high alert even as no firing along the Line Of Control and no late night drone activity was reported in Srinagar, hours after Pakistan violated a ceasefire that was to come ...
The firing in Udhampur and Srinagar has been stopped, and 5-6 drones have been neutralised by the Indian Army and the IAF.
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