Geri'Blasts keep happening in India, nothing new': Farooq Abdullah downplays Punjab explosions

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Times of India06.05.2026GeneralIndia

'Blasts keep happening in India, nothing new': Farooq Abdullah downplays Punjab explosions

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Twin explosions in Punjab's Jalandhar and Amritsar have sparked political debate, with former Union minister Farooq Abdullah downplaying the incidents and Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann accusing the BJP of fear-mongering. The NIA is assisting in the investigation of the blasts, which caused property damage but no casualties.

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