L-G Manoj Sinha spoke to top security officials, including J&K’s DGP Nalin Prabhat, and called for an "effective and forceful" response. CM Omar Abdullah urged “the security apparatus” to “do everything possible to end this spurt of attacks”.

The stretch of Residency Road from the TRC to Lal Chowk hosts Srinagar's Sunday Market. The grenade blast, first such incident in Srinagar in over a year, comes a day after security forces eliminated a top Lashkar-e-Taiba commander in an encounter in in J&K's capital city.

A grenade attack at a bustling flea market in Srinagar injured 12 civilians on Sunday. The incident, which took place near the Tourist Reception Centre, prompted immediate action from state police and security forces.

Officials have stated at least five people have been injured. The toll, however, is expected to increase as the assessment of the attack continues.

At least 12 people were injured in a grenade attack in a busy Srinagar market near the Tourist Reception Centre. The attack created panic among shoppers just a day before the J&K assembly session. The grenade,

Over ten people were injured in a Srinagar grenade attack at a busy market. The police search for attackers continues.

Five people were injured by a grenade attack in a crowded flea market in the city. The incident occurred near the heavily-guarded Tourist Reception Centre. This attack took place a day after a top Pakistani commander of Lashkar-e-Taiba was killed by security forces in Srinagar.

Terrorists hurled grenade at a busy market in Srinagar on November 3, triggering panic. The attack was reported a day after security forces and terrorists exchanged heavy fire in the Valley. No injuries or casualties have been reported so far.