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Prime Accused In 2013 Blast Near Bengaluru BJP office Arrested
Mohammed Ali Khan, the founding member of Al-Umma, a banned terrorist organisation, and prime accused in a 2013 bomb blast near BJP office in Bengaluru, has been arrested.
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Prime Accused Arrested In Connection With 2013 Blast Near BJP Office
A prime accused wanted in connection with the 3013 blast near BJP office has been arrested from Tirunelveli in Tamil Nadu, police said on Monday.
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Bangalore blast: cops among 16 injured, 'terrorist activity' says Karnataka Home Minister
A blast rocked Bangalore's Malleshwaram, a largely residential area, just 100 metres from the ruling BJP's office this morning, injuring 16 people, including 11 policemen and two teenaged girls.
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Bangalore blast eyewitnesses recount chaotic scenes at site
A loud bang and the next moment three cars went up in flames and a bike blown to smithereens, recounted witnesses to a terror strike outside the BJP office buzzing with activity ahead of the May 5 Assembly polls.
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Prime Accused In 2013 Blast Near Bengaluru BJP office Arrested
Mohammed Ali Khan, the founding member of Al-Umma, a banned terrorist organisation, and prime accused in a 2013 bomb blast near BJP office in Bengaluru, has been arrested.
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Prime Accused Arrested In Connection With 2013 Blast Near BJP Office
A prime accused wanted in connection with the 3013 blast near BJP office has been arrested from Tirunelveli in Tamil Nadu, police said on Monday.
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Bangalore blast: cops among 16 injured, 'terrorist activity' says Karnataka Home Minister
A blast rocked Bangalore's Malleshwaram, a largely residential area, just 100 metres from the ruling BJP's office this morning, injuring 16 people, including 11 policemen and two teenaged girls.
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Bangalore blast eyewitnesses recount chaotic scenes at site
A loud bang and the next moment three cars went up in flames and a bike blown to smithereens, recounted witnesses to a terror strike outside the BJP office buzzing with activity ahead of the May 5 Assembly polls.
