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India
Police detained 12 men believed to be involved in yesterday’s bombing in New Delhi that killed two, including a child, and wounded 22. Two men dropped the bomb off of a motorcycle in a market. Police also detained two men for making a call threatening follow-up attacks in the capital.
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India
New Delhi flower market blast kills boy
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India
Similarities emerge in Marriott, Indian Embassy blasts
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India
Land of Gandhi Asserts Itself as Global Military Power
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India
Two terrorists, including a senior leader in the Indian Mujahideen, were killed in a shootout with police in southern New Delhi. The suspects were behind last week’s bombing in New Delhi that killed more than 20 civilians. One policeman later died of gunshot wounds.
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India
Abdul Subhan Qureshi has been identified as the leader of the Students™ Islamic Movement of India and the mastermind of the New Delhi and other attacks this year. Interpol has been alerted about Qureshi, who is called India™s Osama bin Laden. Seven suspects have been detained for involvement in the Delhi bombings.
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India
India suggests Pakistani hand in New Delhi blasts
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India
Police made eight arrests in yesterday’s multiple bombings in New Delhi. Techie Abdul Subhan is thought to be behind the attacks. The Indian Mujahideen used an unsecured wireless network in Mumbai to send the e-mail warning of the attack to media outlets. The Indian Mujahideen threatened to strike in Mumbai.
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India
India police raid slums, relatives angry after bombs
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India
‘SIMI behind Delhi blasts’
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India
Police detain several suspects in New Delhi blasts
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Multiple blasts rock New Delhi
Five bombs are detonated in the span of 45 minutes in markets in India’s capital. The Indian Mujahideen took credit for the attack.
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India
Indian police detained 10 suspects thought to be behind the Ahmedabad bombings last month. Abu Bashir, who is believed to be the cell leader, was also captured. All the suspects were active members from the banned Students’ Islamic Movement of India.
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Kashmir
Death toll hits 20 in Kashmir protests
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India
Police arrested three terror suspects with links to the Students Islamic Movement of India and defused 18 bombs in the city of Surat. Police also defused three crude bombs in Rajasthan. Phoned in bomb hoaxes created panic in Kerala.
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India
Terrorist Attacks Unsettling India
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India
Bombings may threaten India-Pakistan relations
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India
The death toll in yesterday’s serial bombings in Ahmedabad climbed to 49. Police found undetonated bombs in the cities of Ahmedabad and Surat. Police arrested a member of an extremist Wahabi group that founded the Pakistani-based Lashkar-e-Taiba. Investigators said the bombers are using a TNT-ammonium nitrate mix as a replacement for RDX to mask the explosive signature.
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India
Is it SIMI in garb of Indian Mujahideen?
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India
India on alert as bombers sought
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29 killed in second day of bombings in India
More than 100 wounded in 17 bomb blasts in Ahmedabad. The attack occurred just one day after six Indians were killed in a string of bombings in Bangalore.
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India
At least six low-intensity explosions wounded more than 20 people in Ahmedabad. Police found a large, unexploded bomb in a shopping mall in Bangalore while searching for clue in yesterday’s string of bombings that killed six people. Police said that yesterday’s smaller bombs were assembled by professional bomb makers who used timing devices set to detonate within 15 minutes of each other.
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India
Serial Explosions Hit Southern Indian City
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Pakistan
India says peace process with Pakistan under stress
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Pakistan
Pakistan involved in Kabul embassy attack: India
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Pakistan
India, Pakistan, Fighting ‘Proxy Cold War’ in Afghanistan
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41 killed in Kabul suicide strike at Indian embassy
A suicide car bomber hit the outside wall of the Indian embassy. More than 140 were reported wounded. The Indian defense attache was killed in the attack.
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India
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said the risk of terrorists obtaining nuclear weapons is increasing. The banned Students Islamic Movement of India has been in touch with terrorist groups that have been behind attacks in India.
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Kashmir
LeT terrorists killed in North Kashmirs
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Al Qaeda
Deoband fatwa terms terrorism an enemy: All kinds of ‘unjust violence™ rejected
