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1996 Dausa blast
The 1996 Dausa blast refers to a devastating explosion that occurred on the morning of May 15, 1996, in Dausa, a town in the Indian state of Rajasthan. The blast targeted a crowded marketplace and resulted in the loss of numerous lives, with over 10 deaths and many injuries reported. This incident was attributed to the escalating violence and political unrest in the region at the time, exacerbated by tensions related to militant groups. The explosion raised significant concerns regarding public safety and the effectiveness of security measures in handling potential terrorist threats. Subsequently, the incident prompted widespread condemnation and led to increased scrutiny of law enforcement protocols in India aimed at preventing future attacks.