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 Jammu, parts of south Kashmir goes dark as blasts rock city, sirens echo in wake of India-Pakistan tensions

Jammu, parts of south Kashmir goes dark as blasts rock city, sirens echo in wake of India-Pakistan tensions

Artillery sounds, alarms and a citywide blackout follow Operation Sindoor strikes; CM Omar Abdullah shares photo of Jammu in darkness
PTI, 09.05.25 : Blasts were heard and sirens sounded in the Jammu region as the city plunged into darkness, officials said on Friday.

In Srinagar, mosque loudspeakers were used to convey to locals to switch off their lights as a precautionary measure.

The blasts come amid ongoing shelling by Pakistan following India's strike on terror hideouts in the country earlier this week as part of Operation Sindoor.

"Intermittent sounds of blasts, probably heavy artillery, can now be heard from where I am," Chief Minister Omar Abdullah said in a post on X.

He also posted a picture of the city in darkness, captioning the post as, "Blackout in Jammu now. Sirens can be heard across the city." He said in another post, "It's my earnest appeal to everyone in and around Jammu please stay off the streets, stay at home or at the nearest place you can comfortably stay at for the next few hours. Ignore rumours, don't spread unsubstantiated or unverified stories and we will get through this together."

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