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India Refutes Reports Of National Security Gaurd Team's Visit To Bangladesh
India today denied that a team of National Security Gaurd (NSG) was visiting Bangladesh amidst reports that it was in Dhaka to study the recent terrorist attacks that have shocked that country.
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Dhaka Cafe Victims Were Hacked And Shot Dead: Forensic Experts
A three-member team of forensic experts has dismissed reports that all 20 hostages, including an Indian, were slaughtered by slitting of their throats during the brazen assault at a cafe in Dhaka by a group of gunmen.
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Dhaka Attack Neighbourhood Falls Silent Ahead Of Eid
An eerie silence pervades the restaurants and shopping malls in Dhaka's diplomatic quarter, usually teeming with well-heeled urbanites, now standing empty since the killing of 20 hostages at a popular cafe.
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Apologise To Tarishi's Parents, Says Father Of Bangladesh Attacker
Broken by the discovery that his 21-year-old son Rohan Imtiaz was one of the suspected terrorists who stormed a Dhaka cafe and killed 20 people, a Bangladeshi politician has offered an apology to the parents of Tarishi Jain, the Indian student killed in the terror strike.
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Bangladesh Gunmen Made No Demands, ISIS Not Involved, Says Minister
Seven terrorists who killed 20 people at a Dhaka restaurant made no demands and a person taken alive by police was only a suspect admitted in hospital, Bangladesh's home minister said on Sunday, rejecting ISIS' claims of responsibility.
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Dhaka Terrorists From Elite Schools, Were On Police List: Minister
Most of the terrorists who attacked Dhaka's Holey Artisan Bakery on Friday were mostly from well-to-do families and went top schools and universities in Dhaka, Information Broadcasting Minister Hassanul Haq Inna has told NDTV.
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Bangladesh Siege Survivor Haunted By Screams Of Victims
A survivor of a massacre in a Bangladeshi cafe recounted today how he spent the night being literally sick with fear as he listened to the haunting screams of diners being hacked to death.
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Japan Victims' Families Head To Bangladesh In Shock After Attacks
The families of seven Japanese killed by Islamist terrorists in Bangladesh prepared today to retrieve the remains of their loved ones, in shock at the deaths of the development-aid workers caught up in one of the most brazen attacks in the South Asian nation's history.
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Photos Of Bodies Of Bangladeshi Attackers Released Along With First Names
Police were blocking all access to streets near the Holey Artisan Bakery in Dhaka's Gulshan, where heavily armed attackers, who all are from "good educational background", holed up overnight Friday, torturing and killing some of their captives including nine Italians, seven Japanese, three Bangladeshis and one Indian teenager.
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Hostage-Takers Were From Bangladesh Group, Not ISIS: Minister
The terrorists who slaughtered 20 hostages at a Dhaka restaurant were members of a homegrown Bangladeshi militant outfit and not followers of the ISIS, a senior minister said today.
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Not ISIS, All Local Militants, Says Bangladesh Government On Dhaka Attack
The terrorists who launched Friday's attack on a Dhaka restaurant, slaughtering 20 hostages, were members of a homegrown Bangladeshi militant group and not followers of the Islamic State of Syria and Iraq, a senior minister of Bangladesh has said.
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In Bangladesh, An Attack Aimed At Foreigners And The Country's Elite
Bangladesh just realized one of its worst fears. The South Asian nation, no stranger to either vicious politics or targeted Islamist killings, this weekend experienced its deadliest and most sophisticated attack yet, in what appeared to be a calculated blow against the country's elite, including its foreign residents.
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Family Of Indian Teen Killed In Dhaka Recall Last Conversation
Nineteen-year-old Tarishi Jain, who was killed in the Dhaka terror attack, had made a terrified call to her family in Uttar Pradesh from a toilet of the Holey Artisan Bakery as ISIS gunmen went on the rampage. That was at 1.30 a.m. -- the last time her family spoke to her.
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Bangladesh Army Says It Now Believes Not All Cafe Attack Victims Foreign
Bangladeshi authorities now believe that not all of the 20 victims killed in an attack on a cafe in Dhaka were foreigners, army spokesman Colonel Rashidul Hasan told news agency Reuters.
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Italy PM Says Italians Killed In 'Madness' Of Dhaka Attack
Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi condemned on Saturday a deadly attack in the Bangladeshi capital where suspected Islamist gunmen stormed into a cafe and killed 20 of the hostages inside, including some Italians.
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India Refutes Reports Of National Security Gaurd Team's Visit To Bangladesh
India today denied that a team of National Security Gaurd (NSG) was visiting Bangladesh amidst reports that it was in Dhaka to study the recent terrorist attacks that have shocked that country.
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Dhaka Cafe Victims Were Hacked And Shot Dead: Forensic Experts
A three-member team of forensic experts has dismissed reports that all 20 hostages, including an Indian, were slaughtered by slitting of their throats during the brazen assault at a cafe in Dhaka by a group of gunmen.
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Dhaka Attack Neighbourhood Falls Silent Ahead Of Eid
An eerie silence pervades the restaurants and shopping malls in Dhaka's diplomatic quarter, usually teeming with well-heeled urbanites, now standing empty since the killing of 20 hostages at a popular cafe.
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Apologise To Tarishi's Parents, Says Father Of Bangladesh Attacker
Broken by the discovery that his 21-year-old son Rohan Imtiaz was one of the suspected terrorists who stormed a Dhaka cafe and killed 20 people, a Bangladeshi politician has offered an apology to the parents of Tarishi Jain, the Indian student killed in the terror strike.
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Bangladesh Gunmen Made No Demands, ISIS Not Involved, Says Minister
Seven terrorists who killed 20 people at a Dhaka restaurant made no demands and a person taken alive by police was only a suspect admitted in hospital, Bangladesh's home minister said on Sunday, rejecting ISIS' claims of responsibility.
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Dhaka Terrorists From Elite Schools, Were On Police List: Minister
Most of the terrorists who attacked Dhaka's Holey Artisan Bakery on Friday were mostly from well-to-do families and went top schools and universities in Dhaka, Information Broadcasting Minister Hassanul Haq Inna has told NDTV.
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Bangladesh Siege Survivor Haunted By Screams Of Victims
A survivor of a massacre in a Bangladeshi cafe recounted today how he spent the night being literally sick with fear as he listened to the haunting screams of diners being hacked to death.
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Japan Victims' Families Head To Bangladesh In Shock After Attacks
The families of seven Japanese killed by Islamist terrorists in Bangladesh prepared today to retrieve the remains of their loved ones, in shock at the deaths of the development-aid workers caught up in one of the most brazen attacks in the South Asian nation's history.
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Photos Of Bodies Of Bangladeshi Attackers Released Along With First Names
Police were blocking all access to streets near the Holey Artisan Bakery in Dhaka's Gulshan, where heavily armed attackers, who all are from "good educational background", holed up overnight Friday, torturing and killing some of their captives including nine Italians, seven Japanese, three Bangladeshis and one Indian teenager.
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Hostage-Takers Were From Bangladesh Group, Not ISIS: Minister
The terrorists who slaughtered 20 hostages at a Dhaka restaurant were members of a homegrown Bangladeshi militant outfit and not followers of the ISIS, a senior minister said today.
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Not ISIS, All Local Militants, Says Bangladesh Government On Dhaka Attack
The terrorists who launched Friday's attack on a Dhaka restaurant, slaughtering 20 hostages, were members of a homegrown Bangladeshi militant group and not followers of the Islamic State of Syria and Iraq, a senior minister of Bangladesh has said.
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In Bangladesh, An Attack Aimed At Foreigners And The Country's Elite
Bangladesh just realized one of its worst fears. The South Asian nation, no stranger to either vicious politics or targeted Islamist killings, this weekend experienced its deadliest and most sophisticated attack yet, in what appeared to be a calculated blow against the country's elite, including its foreign residents.
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Family Of Indian Teen Killed In Dhaka Recall Last Conversation
Nineteen-year-old Tarishi Jain, who was killed in the Dhaka terror attack, had made a terrified call to her family in Uttar Pradesh from a toilet of the Holey Artisan Bakery as ISIS gunmen went on the rampage. That was at 1.30 a.m. -- the last time her family spoke to her.
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Bangladesh Army Says It Now Believes Not All Cafe Attack Victims Foreign
Bangladeshi authorities now believe that not all of the 20 victims killed in an attack on a cafe in Dhaka were foreigners, army spokesman Colonel Rashidul Hasan told news agency Reuters.
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Italy PM Says Italians Killed In 'Madness' Of Dhaka Attack
Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi condemned on Saturday a deadly attack in the Bangladeshi capital where suspected Islamist gunmen stormed into a cafe and killed 20 of the hostages inside, including some Italians.
