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Batla House Encounter: Accused Ariz Khan Convicted Of Inspector's Killing
A local court today convicted Indian Mujahideen terrorist Ariz Khan in the case of the 2008 Batla House shootout which he had escaped. His sentencing has been scheduled for next Monday. The encounter between the Delhi police and a bunch of terrorists holed up in the Okhla area of the national capital led to the death of one police officer while two...
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Bodo Group Leader Gets Bail, Heads To Delhi For Peace Deal With Centre
Ranjan Daimary, the chief of National Democratic Front of Boroland (Ranjan faction), has been serving life imprisonment for his role in the 2008 Assam serial blasts case.
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43 Bombs, 165 Dead: What Cops Say On Arrested Indian Mujahideen Terrorist
Ariz Khan, the Indian Mujahideen man arrested yesterday, was involved in four major blast cases across India, the police have said. The first of these - the attack on the courts of Uttar Pradesh -- took place in 2007, during which Indian Mujahideen announced its existence. Three others took place the next year, placing the group firmly on the count...
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Delhi Court Frames Charges Against Yasin Bhatkal In 2008 Serial Blasts Case
A Delhi court today framed conspiracy and other terror charges against Indian Mujahideen co-founder Yasin Bhatkal and his associate in a case related to the September 2008 serial blasts in Delhi that claimed 26 lives and left 135 people injured.
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A Techie In Bengaluru, Smooth Talker: Police Files On "India's Bin Laden"
An engineer by profession, 45-year-old Abdul Subhan Qureshi also known as Tauqeer was on the most wanted list of the National Investigative Agency for the last eight years. On Monday, the man who investigators believe was the mastermind of the Gujarat serial blasts of 2008 that killed 56 people was arrested by Delhi Police.
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Most Wanted Terrorist, Called "India's Bin Laden", Arrested
One of the most wanted terrorists in connection with the serial blasts in Gujarat in 2008 has been arrested by the Delhi Police. After a brief exchange of fire, Abdul Subhan Qureshi, the alleged bomb-maker, has been arrested by the Special Cell of Delhi Police
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Supreme Court Paves Way for Bail for Most of the Accused in 2008 Malegaon Blasts Case
The Supreme Court on Wednesday paved the way for bail and dropping of charges under a stringent law for the accused in the 2008 Malegaon blasts, in which seven people were killed.
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Yasin Bhatkal likely to be questioned by Rajasthan police on Jaipur blasts
Rajasthan police have sent a request to the National Investigation Agency seeking to interrogate Indian Mujahideen co-founder Yasin Bhatkal in connection with the 2008 Jaipur serial blasts which had left 70 people dead and 186 injured.
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2008 Delhi blasts: Court rejects non-bailable warrant plea against suspected Indian Mujahideen member
In a setback to Delhi Police, a court has rejected its plea to issue non-bailable warrant against a suspected active member of Indian Mujahideen, alleged to have helped some modules involved in the 2008 serial blasts to flee India after the Batla House encounter.
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Verdict in Batla House encounter case likely today
A Delhi court is likely to pronounce its verdict today on the controversial 2008 Batla House police encounter case in which one suspected Indian Mujahideen operative Shahzad Ahmad is facing trial.
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Batla House Encounter: Accused Ariz Khan Convicted Of Inspector's Killing
A local court today convicted Indian Mujahideen terrorist Ariz Khan in the case of the 2008 Batla House shootout which he had escaped. His sentencing has been scheduled for next Monday. The encounter between the Delhi police and a bunch of terrorists holed up in the Okhla area of the national capital led to the death of one police officer while two...
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Bodo Group Leader Gets Bail, Heads To Delhi For Peace Deal With Centre
Ranjan Daimary, the chief of National Democratic Front of Boroland (Ranjan faction), has been serving life imprisonment for his role in the 2008 Assam serial blasts case.
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43 Bombs, 165 Dead: What Cops Say On Arrested Indian Mujahideen Terrorist
Ariz Khan, the Indian Mujahideen man arrested yesterday, was involved in four major blast cases across India, the police have said. The first of these - the attack on the courts of Uttar Pradesh -- took place in 2007, during which Indian Mujahideen announced its existence. Three others took place the next year, placing the group firmly on the count...
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Delhi Court Frames Charges Against Yasin Bhatkal In 2008 Serial Blasts Case
A Delhi court today framed conspiracy and other terror charges against Indian Mujahideen co-founder Yasin Bhatkal and his associate in a case related to the September 2008 serial blasts in Delhi that claimed 26 lives and left 135 people injured.
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A Techie In Bengaluru, Smooth Talker: Police Files On "India's Bin Laden"
An engineer by profession, 45-year-old Abdul Subhan Qureshi also known as Tauqeer was on the most wanted list of the National Investigative Agency for the last eight years. On Monday, the man who investigators believe was the mastermind of the Gujarat serial blasts of 2008 that killed 56 people was arrested by Delhi Police.
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Most Wanted Terrorist, Called "India's Bin Laden", Arrested
One of the most wanted terrorists in connection with the serial blasts in Gujarat in 2008 has been arrested by the Delhi Police. After a brief exchange of fire, Abdul Subhan Qureshi, the alleged bomb-maker, has been arrested by the Special Cell of Delhi Police
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Supreme Court Paves Way for Bail for Most of the Accused in 2008 Malegaon Blasts Case
The Supreme Court on Wednesday paved the way for bail and dropping of charges under a stringent law for the accused in the 2008 Malegaon blasts, in which seven people were killed.
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Yasin Bhatkal likely to be questioned by Rajasthan police on Jaipur blasts
Rajasthan police have sent a request to the National Investigation Agency seeking to interrogate Indian Mujahideen co-founder Yasin Bhatkal in connection with the 2008 Jaipur serial blasts which had left 70 people dead and 186 injured.
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2008 Delhi blasts: Court rejects non-bailable warrant plea against suspected Indian Mujahideen member
In a setback to Delhi Police, a court has rejected its plea to issue non-bailable warrant against a suspected active member of Indian Mujahideen, alleged to have helped some modules involved in the 2008 serial blasts to flee India after the Batla House encounter.
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Verdict in Batla House encounter case likely today
A Delhi court is likely to pronounce its verdict today on the controversial 2008 Batla House police encounter case in which one suspected Indian Mujahideen operative Shahzad Ahmad is facing trial.
