In India, raids intensified in the disputed Kashmir following the terror attack in New Delhi

• After the explosion in New Delhi, mass arrests began in Kashmir.
• Bilal Ahmed Wani, who experienced the detention of his family, committed suicide.
• The government has tightened control over doctors and students in the region.

In New Delhi — on November 10, 2025, mass arrests took place in the Kashmir region following the explosion of a car in New Delhi, which claimed the lives of at least 10 people and injured 32. This incident became a catalyst for intensified raids by the authorities.

Kashmir police detained several individuals, including the son of the vendor of dry fruits Bilal Ahmed Wani. After Wani's release, his son remained under surveillance, which led to the tragedy: Wani hanged himself, feeling stressed and pressured due to the detention of his loved ones. He died in the hospital due to injuries.

The explosion occurred on November 10, after which the police launched large-scale raids, detaining suspects and questioning thousands of people. The detentions are ongoing, and the number of arrests is increasing, including doctors and students who are suspected of ties to terrorists.

On November 14, at one of the police stations in the city of Srinagar, an explosion occurred, which claimed the lives of nine individuals. The government is investigating the circumstances of this incident, indicating possible links to the handling of the explosive devices.

In addition, in Kashmir, there continues to be a rise in harassment among medical workers. The police are conducting checks on professional associations of doctors, which has caused a strain in the medical community.

The situation in the region remains tense, as many Kashmiris feel a growing pressure in their political dealings. Analysts believe that the intensified raids by the authorities only exacerbate feelings of insecurity and discrimination among the population.

Tags: Politics/Crime