J&K L-G constitutes committee to probe Nehru market fire
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Lieutenant Governor (L-G) Manoj Sinha on Wednesday (November 11, 2026) formed an inquiry committee to ascertain the cause and circumstances of the fire that broke out at a warehouse in Jammu's Nehru market on November 8. A Lok Bhawan spokesperson said Mr.
Sinha constituted the committee comprising the Inspector General of Police, Jammu, Tejinder Singh and Divisional Commissioner Vikas Kundal. Fire engulfs Jammu’s Nehru Market, guts around 12 shops Fire engulfs Jammu’s Nehru Market, guts around 12 shops Another blaze was reported in the border district of Kathua, where, a store room at the district police lines went up in flames Fire engulfs Jammu’s Nehru Market, guts around 12 shops storyline 1 "The committee is directed to probe any lapses or negligence, fix responsibility, and submit its report within 15 days," the spokesperson said.
Several shops were gutted in the blaze at the historic market, one of the oldest commercial hubs of Jammu known for its wholesale trade in foodgrains, edible oil, essential commodities and other daily-use items on Sunday night (November 8, 2026).
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