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Several Feared Dead After Seized Explosives Go Off In J&K Police Station
Several bodies were pulled out of debris after a huge pile of confiscated explosives stored at a police station went off in Jammu and Kashmir's Srinagar on Friday night.
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"Asli Kaam After 4 pm," Terror-Accused Doctor Shaheen Told Colleagues
Dr Shaheen Saeed - a key suspect in the Delhi Red Fort blast case - would speak darkly of her 'work' starting only after 4 pm every day, after she clocked out of her 'day job' at the Al-Falah School of Medical Sciences and Research Centre.
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Suicide Bomber's Red EcoSport Was Used To Transport Ammonium Nitrate: Sources
The red-coloured Ford EcoSport- linked to Monday's explosion near the Red Fort in Delhi- was being used to transport ammonium nitrate to various locations, police sources said.
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Ammonium Nitrate: A Deadly Link Between Delhi And Beirut Blasts
The Delhi Red Fort car blast, which killed at least nine people and injured around 20 others, might have been unintentional, according to sources.
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Sample Taken From Delhi Blast Site More Powerful Than Ammonium Nitrate: Sources
Not just ammonium nitrate, high-grade explosives were also used in the blast that occurred near the Red Fort in Delhi, an official from the Forensic Science Laboratory said.
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Car Used In Delhi Bomb Blast Was First Seen At Connaught Place, Mayur Vihar
The white Hyundai i20 car that exploded near Delhi's Red Fort, killing nine people, was first seen at Connaught Place and Mayur Vihar hours before the blast.
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Ammonium Nitrate In Delhi Red Fort Blast. How Is It Different From RDX?
Ammonium nitrate is a controlled substance in India. So how the terrorists managed to get such large quantities of ammonium nitrate and other explosive substances used is one of the biggest, if not the biggest, question investigators need to answers.
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Sadiya Azhar And Pak Terror Group's Women Wing Link To Delhi Red Fort Blast
Links have emerged between the Delhi Red Fort car bomb which packed ammonium nitrate fuel oil into a Hyundai i20 and killed nine people and Pakistan-based terror group Jaish-e-Mohammed, which was responsible for the Pulwama attack
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Ammonium Nitrate Fuel Oil Found In Delhi Red Fort Blast. What Is It?
An unspecified amount of ammonium nitrate combined with explosive substances and a detonator, possibly manually triggered was used in the bomb that exploded near Delhi's Red Fort last night,
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Delhi Blast Linked To Faridabad's Jaish-e-Mohammed Module, Say Sources
Sources in the Delhi police said that the suspect, Umar Mohammad, the owner of the Hyundai i20 car used in the blast, panicked after his accomplices were arrested in joint security operations and carried out the attack.
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Suspected Delhi Suicide Bomber Part Of Radical Doctors' Group On Telegram: Sources
Dr Umar Mohammad was the close aide of Adeel Ahmad Rather and Mujammil Shakil, the two doctors who were arrested on Monday for being involved in the "white collar" terror module.
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Doctor Triggered Delhi Blast In Panic? Suicide Attack Angle Being Probed
Three weeks before the blast near Delhi's iconic Red Fort, posters supporting terror outfit Jaish-e-Mohammad appeared in several parts of Srinagar. Jammu and Kashmir police then started an investigation that would bring them to UP, Haryana and Delhi
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Surat, Kashmir, Faridabad, Delhi: A Terror Trail In Red Fort Blast?
A Gujarat doctor arrested with resources to make ricin, a potential bioweapon. Another from J&K arrested in Haryana with 2,900 kg of explosive substances. And a third, also from J&K, arrested in UP for putting up posters of a Pak terrorist group.
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Human Rights Watch Concludes Some Officials Saw Risk Of Beirut Blast, Failed To Act
A report released by Human Rights Watch on Tuesday concluded there was strong evidence to suggest some Lebanese officials knew about and tacitly accepted the lethal risks posed by ammonium nitrate stored at Beirut port.
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Lebanon's Leaders Warned In July About Explosives At Port: Documents
Lebanese security officials warned the prime minister and president last month that 2,750 tonnes of ammonium nitrate stored in Beirut's port posed a security risk and could destroy the capital if it exploded, according to documents seen by Reuters and senior security sources.
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Several Feared Dead After Seized Explosives Go Off In J&K Police Station
Several bodies were pulled out of debris after a huge pile of confiscated explosives stored at a police station went off in Jammu and Kashmir's Srinagar on Friday night.
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"Asli Kaam After 4 pm," Terror-Accused Doctor Shaheen Told Colleagues
Dr Shaheen Saeed - a key suspect in the Delhi Red Fort blast case - would speak darkly of her 'work' starting only after 4 pm every day, after she clocked out of her 'day job' at the Al-Falah School of Medical Sciences and Research Centre.
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Suicide Bomber's Red EcoSport Was Used To Transport Ammonium Nitrate: Sources
The red-coloured Ford EcoSport- linked to Monday's explosion near the Red Fort in Delhi- was being used to transport ammonium nitrate to various locations, police sources said.
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Ammonium Nitrate: A Deadly Link Between Delhi And Beirut Blasts
The Delhi Red Fort car blast, which killed at least nine people and injured around 20 others, might have been unintentional, according to sources.
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Sample Taken From Delhi Blast Site More Powerful Than Ammonium Nitrate: Sources
Not just ammonium nitrate, high-grade explosives were also used in the blast that occurred near the Red Fort in Delhi, an official from the Forensic Science Laboratory said.
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Car Used In Delhi Bomb Blast Was First Seen At Connaught Place, Mayur Vihar
The white Hyundai i20 car that exploded near Delhi's Red Fort, killing nine people, was first seen at Connaught Place and Mayur Vihar hours before the blast.
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Ammonium Nitrate In Delhi Red Fort Blast. How Is It Different From RDX?
Ammonium nitrate is a controlled substance in India. So how the terrorists managed to get such large quantities of ammonium nitrate and other explosive substances used is one of the biggest, if not the biggest, question investigators need to answers.
-
Sadiya Azhar And Pak Terror Group's Women Wing Link To Delhi Red Fort Blast
Links have emerged between the Delhi Red Fort car bomb which packed ammonium nitrate fuel oil into a Hyundai i20 and killed nine people and Pakistan-based terror group Jaish-e-Mohammed, which was responsible for the Pulwama attack
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Ammonium Nitrate Fuel Oil Found In Delhi Red Fort Blast. What Is It?
An unspecified amount of ammonium nitrate combined with explosive substances and a detonator, possibly manually triggered was used in the bomb that exploded near Delhi's Red Fort last night,
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Delhi Blast Linked To Faridabad's Jaish-e-Mohammed Module, Say Sources
Sources in the Delhi police said that the suspect, Umar Mohammad, the owner of the Hyundai i20 car used in the blast, panicked after his accomplices were arrested in joint security operations and carried out the attack.
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Suspected Delhi Suicide Bomber Part Of Radical Doctors' Group On Telegram: Sources
Dr Umar Mohammad was the close aide of Adeel Ahmad Rather and Mujammil Shakil, the two doctors who were arrested on Monday for being involved in the "white collar" terror module.
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Doctor Triggered Delhi Blast In Panic? Suicide Attack Angle Being Probed
Three weeks before the blast near Delhi's iconic Red Fort, posters supporting terror outfit Jaish-e-Mohammad appeared in several parts of Srinagar. Jammu and Kashmir police then started an investigation that would bring them to UP, Haryana and Delhi
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Surat, Kashmir, Faridabad, Delhi: A Terror Trail In Red Fort Blast?
A Gujarat doctor arrested with resources to make ricin, a potential bioweapon. Another from J&K arrested in Haryana with 2,900 kg of explosive substances. And a third, also from J&K, arrested in UP for putting up posters of a Pak terrorist group.
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Human Rights Watch Concludes Some Officials Saw Risk Of Beirut Blast, Failed To Act
A report released by Human Rights Watch on Tuesday concluded there was strong evidence to suggest some Lebanese officials knew about and tacitly accepted the lethal risks posed by ammonium nitrate stored at Beirut port.
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Lebanon's Leaders Warned In July About Explosives At Port: Documents
Lebanese security officials warned the prime minister and president last month that 2,750 tonnes of ammonium nitrate stored in Beirut's port posed a security risk and could destroy the capital if it exploded, according to documents seen by Reuters and senior security sources.
