Indonesian authorities are investigating a student suspected of involvement in a devastating explosion at a school mosque in North Jakarta, which left 96 people wounded. The incident occurred during Friday prayers, causing widespread panic among worshippers. National Police Chief Listyo Sigit Prabowo confirmed that investigators have collected critical evidence, including writings and explosive powder, suggesting a deliberate act. The suspect, a student injured in the blast, is under scrutiny, with authorities also examining their family background and social media activity. While the motive remains unclear, counter-terrorism police have searched the suspect’s home as part of the ongoing probe. Among the injured, 29 victims are still hospitalized, with at least two in intensive care. Witnesses described initial confusion, with one student recounting that the explosion originated from under a prayer mat. The incident has raised concerns about safety in public spaces and the potential for further violence.