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Home / Photo Gallery / Blast In Punjabs Majitha Road Visuals From The Aftermath

Blast in Punjab's Majitha road: Visuals from the aftermath

Photos from the scene document the response and investigation following the explosion in Amritsar
Tribune News Service
Updated At : 02:01 PM May 27, 2025 IST

  • Senior police officials and forensic team members visit the blast spot at Majitha Road Amritsar on Tuesday. Photo: Vishal Kumar

  • Police investigation of the explosion near Majitha road bypass in Amritsar around 9.30 am on Tuesday. Photo: Vishal Kumar

  • Senior police officials and forensic team members visit the blast spot at Majitha Road Amritsar on Tuesday. Photo: Vishal Kumar

  • Senior police officials and forensic team members visit the blast spot at Majitha Road Amritsar on Tuesday. Photo: Vishal Kumar

  • Police investigation of the explosion near Majitha road bypass in Amritsar around 9.30 am on Tuesday. Photo: Vishal Kumar

  • Senior police officials and forensic team members visit the blast spot at Majitha Road Amritsar on Tuesday. Photo: Vishal Kumar

  • Senior police officials and forensic team members visit the blast spot at Majitha Road Amritsar on Tuesday. Photo: Vishal Kumar

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