Archive · 18 Jun 2025
India Sees Rise in High Explosives Use in IED Attacks
Imagine some bad guys are using bombs in India.
The latest report shows they are using more powerful explosives than before.
From 2020 to 2024, the use of these strong explosives went way up, from 62% to 89%.
This means the bombs are getting more dangerous.
The government is worried because these stronger bombs can cause more damage.
They are working to stop the bad guys by finding out more about them, learning how to stop the bombs, and protecting people.
NSG report reveals a sharp rise in the use of high explosives in IED attacks in India.
The use of high explosives in IED incidents increased from 62% in 2020 to 89% in 2024.
Jammu & Kashmir and the Rest of India are identified as new epicenters for high-impact IED terrorism.
Officials express concern over increased access to bomb-making materials and military-grade explosives.
Enhanced intelligence, counter-IED tactics, and civilian protection are urged by security officials.
- Who
- The NSG, and insurgent groups.
- What
- A rise in the use of high explosives in IED attacks.
- When
- From 2020 to 2024.
- Where
- India, with specific concerns in Jammu & Kashmir and the Rest of India.
- Why
- To inflict greater damage and chaos.
Security Concerns
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Threat Level
Security Concerns
Increased use of high explosives represents a growing threat and a strategic escalation.
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- Report Source
- NSG
- Report Title
- Bombshell
- High Explosives Usage (2020)
- 62%
- High Explosives Usage (2024)
- 89%
- Total IED Incidents (2024)
- 104
- High Explosives in J&K (2024)
- 94%