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After Cafe Attack, Dhaka Police Assigns ID Numbers For Dhaka Tenants
Dhaka Police said today that they will assign identity numbers to all Dhaka residents who live in rented houses following the deadly terror attack on a cafe that killed 22 people.
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Students In Bangladesh Protest Rise Of Islamic Extremism
More than 100,000 students in Bangladesh linked their hands Monday to form human chains to protest two attacks last month by suspected Islamist terrorists.
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British-Bangladeshi Survivor Of Cafe Attack Held At Unknown Location, Says His Lawyer
A man who was celebrating his daughter's 13th birthday with his family in a Dhaka cafe when they were caught up in a bloody hostage-taking nearly four weeks ago is still being held as a suspect, the family's lawyer said on Wednesday.
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Bangladesh Releases Video Of 4 Suspects In Dhaka Cafe Attack
Bangladesh today released the CCTV footage of four suspected terrorists including a woman linked to the Dhaka cafe attack, the country's worst terror assault by terrorists that killed 22 people, mostly foreigners.
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Bangladesh Identifies Masterminds Of Dhaka Attack
Bangladesh today said it has identified the masterminds of the deadly Dhaka cafe terror attack that killed 20 foreigners, including an Indian, and a second assault just days later.
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Controversial Preacher Zakir Naik's Peace TV Goes Off Air In Bangladesh
Mumbai-based controversial Islamic preacher Zakir Naik's Peace TV went off the air in Bangladesh today after authorities cancelled its broadcast rights.
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Bangladesh Police Blames Home-Grown Terror Group For Dhaka Cafe Attack
Bangladesh police today blamed homegrown terror group Jamaatul Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB) for the two recent terror attacks, including the Dhaka cafe siege, and dismissed ISIS claims over the deadly assaults.
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Bangladesh Investigating Zakir Naik's Islamist Links: Minister
Bangladesh government today said it was investigating the Islamist links of India-based controversial preacher Zakir Naik and examining the possibilities of banning his "provocative" speeches in the wake of two brutal terrorist attacks in the country within a week in which 25 people died.
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Zakir Naik Was Questioned By ATS For 11/7 Mumbai Train Blasts
This is not the first time city-based Islamic preacher Dr Zakir Naik is under the scanner for his connection with terrorist acts. Banned in several countries for his controversial speeches, Naik was called by the Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) in 2006 for questioning, after the 11/7 train blasts.
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2 Inquiries Now Reading The Lines - And Between Them - Of Zakir Naik
The speeches of Dr Zakir Naik, described as incendiary by critics and an inspiration for the weekend's deadly killing of patrons of a cafe in Bangladesh, are being reviewed on CDs by top investigative officers, Home Minister Rajnath Singh said today.
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'ISIS Un-Islamic, Ideology Defunct,' Indian Cleric Says At Eid Gathering
After two terror attacks in Bangladesh within a week, a senior cleric in India has denounced terrorism and called the ISIS "un-Islamic".
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Live: Terror Strikes Bangladesh On Eid; Attackers Holed Up In School
Four persons including a policeman were killed and seven were wounded on Thursday after a bomb blast and gun-battle near a mass Eid prayer gathering in Bangladesh's Kishoreganj district. The attack - the first on Muslims during Eid in Bangladesh - took place 140 km from capital Dhaka, where seven terrorists attacked a popular cafe last Friday, kill...
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Tarishi Jain, Killed In Dhaka Attack, Made A Last-Ditch Phone Call For Help, Says Her Uncle
Shortly before she was killed at a Dhaka restaurant, 19-year-old Tarishi Jain, hid in a toilet from where she made a frantic phone call to her uncle for help.
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Two Arrested In Connection With Dhaka Terror Attack
Two persons were arrested today in connection with Bangladesh's worst terror attack at a cafe in Dhaka in which 22 people, mostly foreigners, were brutally killed by suspected ISIS terrorists, as authorities stepped up probe into international links of the terrorists.
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Pak's ISI Suspected Of Link To Bangladesh Attack: Top Official To NDTV
The deadly terror attack on Dhaka which saw 20 hostages hacked to death at a cafe on Friday night was likely enabled by Pakistan's powerful ISI or military spy agency, a top official told NDTV today.
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After Cafe Attack, Dhaka Police Assigns ID Numbers For Dhaka Tenants
Dhaka Police said today that they will assign identity numbers to all Dhaka residents who live in rented houses following the deadly terror attack on a cafe that killed 22 people.
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Students In Bangladesh Protest Rise Of Islamic Extremism
More than 100,000 students in Bangladesh linked their hands Monday to form human chains to protest two attacks last month by suspected Islamist terrorists.
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British-Bangladeshi Survivor Of Cafe Attack Held At Unknown Location, Says His Lawyer
A man who was celebrating his daughter's 13th birthday with his family in a Dhaka cafe when they were caught up in a bloody hostage-taking nearly four weeks ago is still being held as a suspect, the family's lawyer said on Wednesday.
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Bangladesh Releases Video Of 4 Suspects In Dhaka Cafe Attack
Bangladesh today released the CCTV footage of four suspected terrorists including a woman linked to the Dhaka cafe attack, the country's worst terror assault by terrorists that killed 22 people, mostly foreigners.
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Bangladesh Identifies Masterminds Of Dhaka Attack
Bangladesh today said it has identified the masterminds of the deadly Dhaka cafe terror attack that killed 20 foreigners, including an Indian, and a second assault just days later.
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Controversial Preacher Zakir Naik's Peace TV Goes Off Air In Bangladesh
Mumbai-based controversial Islamic preacher Zakir Naik's Peace TV went off the air in Bangladesh today after authorities cancelled its broadcast rights.
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Bangladesh Police Blames Home-Grown Terror Group For Dhaka Cafe Attack
Bangladesh police today blamed homegrown terror group Jamaatul Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB) for the two recent terror attacks, including the Dhaka cafe siege, and dismissed ISIS claims over the deadly assaults.
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Bangladesh Investigating Zakir Naik's Islamist Links: Minister
Bangladesh government today said it was investigating the Islamist links of India-based controversial preacher Zakir Naik and examining the possibilities of banning his "provocative" speeches in the wake of two brutal terrorist attacks in the country within a week in which 25 people died.
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Zakir Naik Was Questioned By ATS For 11/7 Mumbai Train Blasts
This is not the first time city-based Islamic preacher Dr Zakir Naik is under the scanner for his connection with terrorist acts. Banned in several countries for his controversial speeches, Naik was called by the Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) in 2006 for questioning, after the 11/7 train blasts.
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2 Inquiries Now Reading The Lines - And Between Them - Of Zakir Naik
The speeches of Dr Zakir Naik, described as incendiary by critics and an inspiration for the weekend's deadly killing of patrons of a cafe in Bangladesh, are being reviewed on CDs by top investigative officers, Home Minister Rajnath Singh said today.
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'ISIS Un-Islamic, Ideology Defunct,' Indian Cleric Says At Eid Gathering
After two terror attacks in Bangladesh within a week, a senior cleric in India has denounced terrorism and called the ISIS "un-Islamic".
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Live: Terror Strikes Bangladesh On Eid; Attackers Holed Up In School
Four persons including a policeman were killed and seven were wounded on Thursday after a bomb blast and gun-battle near a mass Eid prayer gathering in Bangladesh's Kishoreganj district. The attack - the first on Muslims during Eid in Bangladesh - took place 140 km from capital Dhaka, where seven terrorists attacked a popular cafe last Friday, kill...
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Tarishi Jain, Killed In Dhaka Attack, Made A Last-Ditch Phone Call For Help, Says Her Uncle
Shortly before she was killed at a Dhaka restaurant, 19-year-old Tarishi Jain, hid in a toilet from where she made a frantic phone call to her uncle for help.
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Two Arrested In Connection With Dhaka Terror Attack
Two persons were arrested today in connection with Bangladesh's worst terror attack at a cafe in Dhaka in which 22 people, mostly foreigners, were brutally killed by suspected ISIS terrorists, as authorities stepped up probe into international links of the terrorists.
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Pak's ISI Suspected Of Link To Bangladesh Attack: Top Official To NDTV
The deadly terror attack on Dhaka which saw 20 hostages hacked to death at a cafe on Friday night was likely enabled by Pakistan's powerful ISI or military spy agency, a top official told NDTV today.
