Delhi High Court Blasts

• Militant wanted for Delhi High Court blast killed in Jammu and Kashmir

  A top militant wanted for the 2011 Delhi High Court blast that claimed 15 lives has been killed in an encounter with security forces in Jammu and Kashmir.

• Delhi High Court blast accused killed in encounter

  A 2011 Delhi High Court blast accused, Amir Ali Kamal, was among two Hizb-ul-Mujahideen militants killed on Monday in a shootout with security forces in the mountainous Kishtwar district of Jammu and Kashmir, police said. One militant was arrested.

• Photo of 17-year-old from Kashmir linked to Delhi blast

  A photograph of a young man brandishing a gun is allegedly that of a 17-year-old from Kashmir who played a key role in the blast at the Delhi High Court in September last year. 18 people were killed.

• Loopholes in security at the High Court

  After the Delhi High Court blast on September 7, the security at the Karnataka High Court had been beefed up, besides introducing new security measures. But these days we hardly see gunmen in the High Court premises.

• Delhi High Court blast: NIA identifies two bombers, say sources

  55 days after the Delhi High Court blast that killed 18 people, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) has finally pieced together the conspiracy behind and the execution of the blast.

• Delhi High Court blast probe: Prime suspect sent to judicial custody till Nov 8

  The police custody of Wasim Akram Malik, prime suspect in the Delhi High Court blast, has ended today. Wasim Akram Malik has been sent to judicial custody till November 8th as the National Investigating Agency (NIA) informed the court they don't want the police custody.

• Delhi High Court blast case: Key accused sent to custody till Oct 21

  A Delhi court today allowed the National Investigation Agency (NIA) to quiz Wasim Akram Malik, a Kashmiri native, for 14 days in its custody in connection with the September 7 Delhi High Court blast case.

• Delhi High Court blast: Toll rises to 15

  A man injured in the Delhi High Court blast succumbed to injuries today, taking the death toll in the terror attack to 15.

• Delhi blast: Another victim dies, toll rises to 14

  A 34-year-old victim of the Delhi High Court blast succumbed to injuries at a hospital here this morning, taking the toll in the terror attack to 14. Mridul Bakshi, who was seriously injured in the blast on September 7, died around 4 AM, doctors at the Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital said.

• Delhi blast: Number of dead increases to 14

  The number of dead in the Delhi High court blast which rocked the entire nation has increased to 14.

• 14-year-old arrested for emails on Delhi court blast

  A 14-year-old boy from Jharkhand has been detained for allegedly sending two emails after Delhi's terror attack last week in which the teen posed as a member of terror group Indian Mujahideen (IM).

• Delhi High Court blast could have been work of home grown militants: Chidambaram

  Home minister P Chidambaram has indicated that the blast in the Delhi high court could have been carried out by home grown militants groups. "We can no longer point to cross-border terrorism as a source of terror attacks in India," Chidambaram told the BBC in an interview.

• Man who sent third e-mail on Delhi blast arrested in Gujarat

  A man has been arrested for sending the email threatening of a bomb blast in the city after the Delhi blast, police said in Ahmedabad on Monday.

• Third email received for Delhi High Court blast

  An email was sent to the website of the Delhi Police hours after Wednesday's terror attack at the Delhi High Court. The email allegedly contains a code that, according to the sender, has details of where the next attack will take place. "The numbers read as Ahmedabad," said Home Minister P Chidambaram, who described the contents of the email as "si...

• Delhi court blast: Bomb dissimilar to the one used in May

  The Delhi police believes that the bomb used this week at the Delhi High Court is dissimilar to a bomb that exploded in a parking lot at the same courthouse in May this year.