Explosions have thundered in the homes of those suspected of involvement in the terrorist attack in India

Explosions have occurred in two houses where those involved in the terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir in northern India may have lived. This was reported on April 25 by the Press Trust of India (PTI) agency, citing sources.

"The houses of two terrorists, Adil Thokar and Asif Sheikh, who participated in the attack on Pahalgam, were destroyed by an explosion on Thursday evening," the material says.

The publication noted that the explosions occurred when the houses of the terrorists were searched. According to preliminary data, explosives stored in the buildings detonated.

It is specified that the investigative measures were carried out at the places of residence of two members of the Lashkar-e-Taiba group (included in the list of extremists and terrorists in the Russian Federation).

On April 22, a group of terrorists attacked civilians and tourists in the Baisaran Valley in Pahalgam in southern Kashmir. As a result, 27 people were killed, including foreigners, women and the elderly.

Shortly after, the Hindustan Times newspaper reported that Indian intelligence agencies had found evidence of Pakistan's involvement in the terrorist attack near the Indian city of Pahalgam. The operatives identified five terrorists, including three Pakistani citizens. It was noted that the militants entered India after years of training in Pakistan.