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Man killed in explosion near LoC in Baramulla hills

LCT Desk by LCT Desk
June 28, 2026
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Baramulla, Jun 27: A man was killed after a suspected old explosive object detonated in the upper reaches of Baramulla district near the Line of Control on Saturday, prompting police to launch an investigation.
Police also dismissed false reports circulating on social media, claiming that Army personnel were injured in the explosion near the Asha Post.
Baramulla Police said, information about the incident was received at around 3 pm from a remote behak in the upper reaches of the district. Police and security personnel rushed to the spot, where one person was found dead.
The deceased was identified as Zubair Ahmad Bajjad, a resident of Lateefabad Khudpora in Chandoosa area of Baramulla. “Preliminary inquiry indicates that the victim came into contact with an old explosive object lying in the area, resulting in a fatal explosion,” Police said.
It said inquest proceedings have been initiated under the relevant provisions of law. A forensic examination of the site has been conducted, while specialist teams have begun a thorough sanitisation of the area to rule out the presence of any other unexploded explosive material.
Meanwhile, Police issued a separate clarification after rumours surfaced alleging that Army personnel had sustained injuries at Asha Post.
Police termed the reports “completely false, baseless and devoid of any factual basis,” and clarified that no Army personnel had been injured at the post.
The police warned that the circulation of unverified information could create unnecessary panic, mislead the public and adversely affect public order. Citizens were urged to rely only on information disseminated through official channels.
Baramulla Police also said it has taken cognizance of the circulation of false information and warned that anyone found creating or spreading such rumours with the intention of misleading the public or disturbing peace would face strict legal action under the relevant provisions of law. It reiterated its commitment to maintaining public peace and ensuring the dissemination of accurate and timely information. (KNO)

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