Blast inside a police station near to Srinagar, Indian Kashmir - in pictures
Debris of Nowgam Police Station, 75km south of Srinagar in Indian-administered Kashmir. Nine officers were killed as a cache of explosives blew up during an inspection. Reuters
Indian paramilitary soldiers arrive at Nowgam Police Station after an accidental explosion. Authorities said no 'militant suspicion' was attached to the deaths of nine people - officers and civilians - and injuries to nearly three dozen people. EPA
After daylight, relatives came to mourn the dead during a wreath-laying ceremony for the deceased officers at Nowgam, Indian-controlled Kashmir. AP
Manoj Sinha, Lieutenant Governor of Indian-administered Jammu and Kashmir and a member of India's ruling BJP, pays tribute during a wreath laying ceremony for the deceased in an accidental blast at Nowgam Police Station, south of Srinagar. AFP
Relatives of Mohammad Shafi Parry, a civilian worker who died in an accidental explosion at Nowgam Police Station, wait for his body at his home on the outskirts of Srinagar, the summer capital of Indian Kashmir. EPA
Indian security forces arrive near the site of an explosion inside a police station in Nowgam, south of Srinagar. Reuters
Indian security forces stand at a barricade near the site of an explosion inside a police station near Srinagar, Indian Kashmir. Reuters
Indian policemen patrol near Nowgam Police Station. EPA
An ambulance leaves the site of an explosion inside a police station in Nowgam, Indian-controlled Kashmir. AP
Relatives of the victims who died in an accidental blast at Nowgam Police Station await the release of bodies of the deceased. AFP
Members of the State Disaster Response Force near the site of an explosion inside a police station at Nowgam, where nine people were killed. AP
Indian paramilitary soldiers on guard near Nowgam Police Station. Sources said the cache of explosives was seized from Faridabad in connection to a terrorism case. EPA