Commonwealth Games Terror Threat

Australian government on Wednesday issued fresh warnings to its citizens travelling to India to exercise "high degree of caution" due to "high risk of terrorist attack" during the Commonwealth Games and in view of possible tensions following the Ayodhya issue verdict.

The United States has asked its citizens to exercise caution during their travel in New Delhi after two Taiwanese nationals were injured in the firing incident near the historic Jama Masjid in the Indian capital."US citizens are urged to always practice good security, maintain a heightened situational awareness and a low profile," a warden message ...

No country has expressed security fear and informed the organisers about pulling out of next month's Commonwealth Games after Sunday's firing incident that injured two foreign nationals, Organising Committee Chairman Suresh Kalmadi said on Monday.

Against the backdrop of the firing incident near Jama Masjid, Commonwealth Games Organising Committee chief Suresh Kalmadi on Monday met Police Commissioner Y S Dadwal and discussed security-related issues.

Against the backdrop of the firing incident near Jama Masjid here, Commonwealth Games Organizing Committee chief Suresh Kalmadi today met Police Commissioner Y S Dadwal and discussed security-related issues.

UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand have issued travel advisories to its citizens warning them against a high risk of terror attack ahead of the Commonwealth Games next month.

The Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) is concerned about the attack on a tourist in Delhi just 13 days before the October 3 to 14 event but said there is no evidence to suggest that the incident is linked to the sporting extravaganza.

Australia's swimming coach Leigh Nugent says hygiene at the Commonwealth Games Village in Delhi is a bigger concern for him than the terror threats to the October 3 to 14 event.

Commonwealth Games England (CGE) has ruled out any specific terror threat to the Delhi event in October but has warned of attacks on "soft targets" in India to scare away athletes before the sporting extravaganza.

The Commonwealth Games face a threat from Pakistan-based terror group Lashkar-e-Taiba and other militant outfits, which, according to a US think-tank, may be planning an attack during the event.

Australian Commonwealth Games Association has defied the new terror threats issued to foreign players during this year's sporting events in India and said the n

Australian Commonwealth Games Association has defied the new terror threats issued to foreign players during this year's sporting events in India and said the nation remains committed to sending a team for the Delhi Commonwealth Games.

Australian government on Wednesday issued fresh warnings to its citizens travelling to India to exercise "high degree of caution" due to "high risk of terrorist attack" during the Commonwealth Games and in view of possible tensions following the Ayodhya issue verdict.

The United States has asked its citizens to exercise caution during their travel in New Delhi after two Taiwanese nationals were injured in the firing incident near the historic Jama Masjid in the Indian capital."US citizens are urged to always practice good security, maintain a heightened situational awareness and a low profile," a warden message ...

No country has expressed security fear and informed the organisers about pulling out of next month's Commonwealth Games after Sunday's firing incident that injured two foreign nationals, Organising Committee Chairman Suresh Kalmadi said on Monday.

Against the backdrop of the firing incident near Jama Masjid, Commonwealth Games Organising Committee chief Suresh Kalmadi on Monday met Police Commissioner Y S Dadwal and discussed security-related issues.

Against the backdrop of the firing incident near Jama Masjid here, Commonwealth Games Organizing Committee chief Suresh Kalmadi today met Police Commissioner Y S Dadwal and discussed security-related issues.

UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand have issued travel advisories to its citizens warning them against a high risk of terror attack ahead of the Commonwealth Games next month.

The Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) is concerned about the attack on a tourist in Delhi just 13 days before the October 3 to 14 event but said there is no evidence to suggest that the incident is linked to the sporting extravaganza.

Australia's swimming coach Leigh Nugent says hygiene at the Commonwealth Games Village in Delhi is a bigger concern for him than the terror threats to the October 3 to 14 event.

Commonwealth Games England (CGE) has ruled out any specific terror threat to the Delhi event in October but has warned of attacks on "soft targets" in India to scare away athletes before the sporting extravaganza.

The Commonwealth Games face a threat from Pakistan-based terror group Lashkar-e-Taiba and other militant outfits, which, according to a US think-tank, may be planning an attack during the event.

Australian Commonwealth Games Association has defied the new terror threats issued to foreign players during this year's sporting events in India and said the n

Australian Commonwealth Games Association has defied the new terror threats issued to foreign players during this year's sporting events in India and said the nation remains committed to sending a team for the Delhi Commonwealth Games.