Amritsar Blast

Amarinder Singh calls Amritsar grenade blast 'clear case of terrorism', says investigators following up on leads

Chief Minister Amarinder Singh said that an investigation was underway, but the authorities can still not confirm the identity of the attackers. "Some leads are there. We have to wait and see," he said.

Amritsar attack: As SAD, Congress trade blame, AAP's HS Phoolka says Bipin Rawat 'behind attack', then apologises

A grenade attack on a religious congregation in Amritsar's Nirankari Bhawan on Sunday — which left three people dead and many injured — has drawn strong political reactions. While the Punjab chief minister Amarinder Singh vowed that he will not let the "forces of terror" destroy the hard-earned peace in the state, the Opposition spearheaded by the Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) cornered him for "playing with fire".

Amritsar grenade attack: Amarinder Singh announces Rs 50 lakh reward for information on suspects

Information can be provided on the Punjab Police helpline - 181, officials said, adding the identity of the informer will be kept a secret. The chief minister will visit Amritsar later in the day, officials said.

Amritsar grenade attack kills 3: Two arrested; Punjab CM says can't rule out role of Khalistani, Kashmiri groups

Three people were killed and at least 10 were injured in a blast at a religious gathering in Amritsar's Rajasansi village, police said.

Amritsar grenade attack: Won't let 'forces of terror' destroy peace in Punjab, vows CM Amarinder Singh

Three people were killed and 20 injured after a grenade was lobbed at a religious gathering on the outskirts of Amritsar in Punjab.