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Firecracker Factory Explosion in Nagaur’s Badhli Neighborhood
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 05 Nov 2026, 10:36 PM
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A firecracker factory in Nagaur’s Badhli area exploded, injuring workers and damaging property. MP Hanuman Beniwal visited the site, urging Hindu and Muslim communities to maintain peace.
A firecracker factory in the Badhli neighbourhood of Nagaur, Rajasthan, suffered a sudden explosion early this morning, causing injuries among workers and significant damage to the premises. Initial reports indicate that the blast was caused by a short circuit in the factory’s storage area.
Members of Parliament and RLP Supreme Leader Hanuman Beniwal arrived at the scene within an hour of the incident. He inspected the damaged site, spoke with emergency responders, and expressed concern over the safety protocols followed by the factory.
During his visit, Beniwal appealed to both Hindu and Muslim residents of Nagaur to uphold communal harmony. He urged the community to remain calm and cooperate with authorities as investigations into the cause of the explosion continue.
Local police have cordoned off the area and are conducting a thorough inquiry. The factory’s owner has not yet released a statement, and no official casualty figures have been confirmed.
The incident has prompted the Nagaur municipal authorities to review safety regulations for fireworks manufacturing units in the region.
Members of Parliament and RLP Supreme Leader Hanuman Beniwal arrived at the scene within an hour of the incident. He inspected the damaged site, spoke with emergency responders, and expressed concern over the safety protocols followed by the factory.
During his visit, Beniwal appealed to both Hindu and Muslim residents of Nagaur to uphold communal harmony. He urged the community to remain calm and cooperate with authorities as investigations into the cause of the explosion continue.
Local police have cordoned off the area and are conducting a thorough inquiry. The factory’s owner has not yet released a statement, and no official casualty figures have been confirmed.
The incident has prompted the Nagaur municipal authorities to review safety regulations for fireworks manufacturing units in the region.