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Chargesheet Against ISIS Suspect Says He Planned Attack On Kolkata's Mother House
A chargesheet has been filed against Mohammad Musa, a suspected ISIS man who had allegedly been tasked with killing foreigners visiting Kolkata. The chargesheet reveals that he was drawing up plans to attack Missionaries of Charity Headquarters in Kolkata since many foreigners congregate there.
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Anti-Terror Agency Raids Controversial Preacher Zakir Naik's NGO At 10 Locations
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has filed a First Investigation Report or FIR against controversial Islamic preacher Zakir Naik for allegedly "spreading enmity" among religions.
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Bangladesh Police Name Third Prime Suspect In July Cafe Attack
Bangladeshi authorities named a third prime suspect on Monday in their investigation into the July 1 attack at a Dhaka cafe in which 20 hostages were killed, most of them foreigners.
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Picture Of Dhaka Terror Attack 'Coordinator' Released: Report
Bangladeshi investigators have released a photo of a suspect who they believe was the "coordinator" of the deadly Dhaka cafe terror attack which left at least 22 people, mostly foreigners, dead, the media reported on Friday.
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5 Financiers Behind Dhaka Cafe Terror Attacks Identified: Investigators
Bangladeshi investigators probing the brazen terror attack on a cafe here say they have identified five businessmen who have allegedly financed a new Islamist group to carry out operations and are now trying to arrest them.
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Bangladesh Officials Seek More Samples From Dhaka Cafe Attackers' Bodies
Bangladeshi investigators have sought more samples from the bodies of the slain attackers to check whether the ISIS' 'super soldiers' carried out the country's worst terror attack at an upscale restaurant in Dhaka's diplomatic zone early this month, killing 22 people.
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Zakir Naik, Preacher Under Investigation, Won't Return To India This Year
Controversial televangelist Zakir Naik, who is the subject of multiple inquiries in India over allegedly incendiary speeches, has said he will not return to India this year.
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Bangladesh Bans Broadcast Of Controversial Preacher Zakir Naik's Peace TV
Bangladesh government today banned the broadcasting of India-based controversial preacher Zakir Naik's Peace TV channel after reports that his "provocative" speeches inspired some of the terrorists who carried out the country's worst terror attack at a cafe in Dhaka.
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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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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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Chargesheet Against ISIS Suspect Says He Planned Attack On Kolkata's Mother House
A chargesheet has been filed against Mohammad Musa, a suspected ISIS man who had allegedly been tasked with killing foreigners visiting Kolkata. The chargesheet reveals that he was drawing up plans to attack Missionaries of Charity Headquarters in Kolkata since many foreigners congregate there.
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Anti-Terror Agency Raids Controversial Preacher Zakir Naik's NGO At 10 Locations
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has filed a First Investigation Report or FIR against controversial Islamic preacher Zakir Naik for allegedly "spreading enmity" among religions.
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Bangladesh Police Name Third Prime Suspect In July Cafe Attack
Bangladeshi authorities named a third prime suspect on Monday in their investigation into the July 1 attack at a Dhaka cafe in which 20 hostages were killed, most of them foreigners.
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Picture Of Dhaka Terror Attack 'Coordinator' Released: Report
Bangladeshi investigators have released a photo of a suspect who they believe was the "coordinator" of the deadly Dhaka cafe terror attack which left at least 22 people, mostly foreigners, dead, the media reported on Friday.
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5 Financiers Behind Dhaka Cafe Terror Attacks Identified: Investigators
Bangladeshi investigators probing the brazen terror attack on a cafe here say they have identified five businessmen who have allegedly financed a new Islamist group to carry out operations and are now trying to arrest them.
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Bangladesh Officials Seek More Samples From Dhaka Cafe Attackers' Bodies
Bangladeshi investigators have sought more samples from the bodies of the slain attackers to check whether the ISIS' 'super soldiers' carried out the country's worst terror attack at an upscale restaurant in Dhaka's diplomatic zone early this month, killing 22 people.
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Zakir Naik, Preacher Under Investigation, Won't Return To India This Year
Controversial televangelist Zakir Naik, who is the subject of multiple inquiries in India over allegedly incendiary speeches, has said he will not return to India this year.
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Bangladesh Bans Broadcast Of Controversial Preacher Zakir Naik's Peace TV
Bangladesh government today banned the broadcasting of India-based controversial preacher Zakir Naik's Peace TV channel after reports that his "provocative" speeches inspired some of the terrorists who carried out the country's worst terror attack at a cafe in Dhaka.
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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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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.
