BackPunjab twin blasts: CCTV captures man running from Jalandhar site; Khalistan group claims role

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Times of India06.05.2026GeneralIndia

Punjab twin blasts: CCTV captures man running from Jalandhar site; Khalistan group claims role

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The National Investigation Agency is investigating two recent explosions in Punjab, with teams dispatched to Jalandhar and Amritsar. These incidents, occurring within hours of each other, have raised security concerns and drawn sharp political criticism regarding the state's law and order situation.

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