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Chinnaswamy Stadium Blast Convicts Sentenced To 7 Years In Jail
A Bengaluru court on Monday sentenced three men to seven years of imprisonment for their role in the explosions at the Chinnaswamy Stadium that happened just ahead of an Indian Premier League (IPL) match in April 2010.
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Yasin Bhatkal reportedly admits role in terror attacks, provides leads: sources
Sources in the NIA, which has a 12-day custody of one of India's most wanted men, said Bhatkal has given leads about four such blasts - Ahmedabad (2008), German Bakery in Pune (2010), Bangalore's Chinnaswamy Stadium (2010) and Mumbai's Zaveri Bazar (2011).
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Journalist arrested in Bangalore for links with Indian Mujahideen: Sources
A journalist in Bangalore has been arrested for suspected links with the Indian Mujahideen. The police are being tight lipped about the arrest, but sources say the journalist worked with an English daily. This arrest comes even as four suspected Indian Mujahideen activists involved in the 2010 Chinnaswamy Stadium blast case were picked up from Hub...
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Fasih Mahmood one of the founding members of Indian Mujahideen: Sources
Sources have told NDTV that Fasih Mahmood is one of the founding members of Indian Mujahideen and that he studied in the same engineering college as Riyaz and Iqbal Bhatkal. The Bhatkal brothers - founding members and top commanders of Indian Mujahideen - are currently based in Karachi.
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Arrest of alleged terrorist violates all norms, says upset Nitish Kumar
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar is upset over the arrest of an alleged terrorist from his state's Darbhanga district - his government and the state police were not informed of the arrest. Mr Kumar says the arrest was "illegal" and "highly objectionable." He plans to send a written complaint to Home Minister P Chidambaram.
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Man accused in Chinnaswamy Stadium blasts arrested
An Indian Mujahideen (IM) operative, allegedly involved in the blasts at Chinnaswamy cricket stadium two years ago, has been arrested, police said on Thursday. Kamal Hassan, alias Bilal was arrested in Kolkata on April 10 during a manhunt to nab the blast mastermind Yasin Bhatkal, City Police Commissioner Jyothiprakash Mirji said in a statement.
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Read Delhi Police on arrests of alleged terrorists
The government says that six men who have been arrested are allegedly members of Indian Mujahideen terror group and are responsible for attacks in three cities in 2010.
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Day after blasts, bomb defused in Bangalore
A day after a bomb scare at the Chinnaswamy stadium in Bangalore, explosives have been found at two different places, one near a statue on MG Road near the stadium on Sunday.
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IPL statement on Bangalore blasts
The Indian Premier League (IPL) today confirmed the nature of the incident which occurred at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore this afternoon.
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Chinnaswamy Stadium Blast Convicts Sentenced To 7 Years In Jail
A Bengaluru court on Monday sentenced three men to seven years of imprisonment for their role in the explosions at the Chinnaswamy Stadium that happened just ahead of an Indian Premier League (IPL) match in April 2010.
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Yasin Bhatkal reportedly admits role in terror attacks, provides leads: sources
Sources in the NIA, which has a 12-day custody of one of India's most wanted men, said Bhatkal has given leads about four such blasts - Ahmedabad (2008), German Bakery in Pune (2010), Bangalore's Chinnaswamy Stadium (2010) and Mumbai's Zaveri Bazar (2011).
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Journalist arrested in Bangalore for links with Indian Mujahideen: Sources
A journalist in Bangalore has been arrested for suspected links with the Indian Mujahideen. The police are being tight lipped about the arrest, but sources say the journalist worked with an English daily. This arrest comes even as four suspected Indian Mujahideen activists involved in the 2010 Chinnaswamy Stadium blast case were picked up from Hub...
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Fasih Mahmood one of the founding members of Indian Mujahideen: Sources
Sources have told NDTV that Fasih Mahmood is one of the founding members of Indian Mujahideen and that he studied in the same engineering college as Riyaz and Iqbal Bhatkal. The Bhatkal brothers - founding members and top commanders of Indian Mujahideen - are currently based in Karachi.
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Arrest of alleged terrorist violates all norms, says upset Nitish Kumar
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar is upset over the arrest of an alleged terrorist from his state's Darbhanga district - his government and the state police were not informed of the arrest. Mr Kumar says the arrest was "illegal" and "highly objectionable." He plans to send a written complaint to Home Minister P Chidambaram.
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Man accused in Chinnaswamy Stadium blasts arrested
An Indian Mujahideen (IM) operative, allegedly involved in the blasts at Chinnaswamy cricket stadium two years ago, has been arrested, police said on Thursday. Kamal Hassan, alias Bilal was arrested in Kolkata on April 10 during a manhunt to nab the blast mastermind Yasin Bhatkal, City Police Commissioner Jyothiprakash Mirji said in a statement.
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Read Delhi Police on arrests of alleged terrorists
The government says that six men who have been arrested are allegedly members of Indian Mujahideen terror group and are responsible for attacks in three cities in 2010.
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Day after blasts, bomb defused in Bangalore
A day after a bomb scare at the Chinnaswamy stadium in Bangalore, explosives have been found at two different places, one near a statue on MG Road near the stadium on Sunday.
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IPL statement on Bangalore blasts
The Indian Premier League (IPL) today confirmed the nature of the incident which occurred at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore this afternoon.
