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AAP Youth Leader And Sarpanch Shot At In Punjab's Gurdaspur
Gurbindar Singh had just stepped out of his uncle's house and was about to get into his vehicle when two unidentified youth opened fire at him
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Need To See Pathankot Attack As Act Of 'Foreign Aggression': Sukhbir Singh Badal
Punjab's Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal on Friday said the terror attacks at Pathankot as well as Gurdaspur last year needed to be seen as acts of "foreign aggression", and urged the Centre to provide assistance for a second line of defence at the border.
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Police Officer Allegedly Abducted By Men In Army Fatigues In Punjab
The Punjab Police was put on alert today after a Superintendent of Police and two other men accompanying him were allegedly abducted by a group of men in army fatigues in Pathankot. The three were beaten up and later dumped on the road.
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India to Hand Over a List of 60 Fugitives to Pakistan During NSA Talks
At the upcoming NSA-level talks, India will hand over to Pakistan a list of 60 fugitives who have taken shelter in that country besides dismissing comparison between Samjhauta Express blast and Mumbai terror attack citing the role of state actors in the latter incident.
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Top Gallantry Medals for Gurdaspur Martyrs
Superintendent of Police Baljit Singh who laid down his life fighting heavily-armed terrorists from Pakistan in Gurdaspur last month, is among three policemen of Punjab chosen for the top police medal on the eve of Independence day.
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Gurdaspur Attack: Punjab Chief Minister Visits Injured People, Give Relief Cheques
Expressing solidarity with the victims of the Dina Nagar terror attack, Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal on Thursday said that the state would ever remain indebted to the brave hearts who have attained martyrdom or were injured in the attack.
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Gurdaspur Attack: Punjab Deputy Chief Minister Announces Promotions for Cops
Punjab Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal today ordered promotions for all personnel of Dina Nagar police station who recently played an active role in neutralising the three terrorists who carried out a strike in this town on July 27.
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A Week After Gurdaspur Attack, 31 Police Officers Transferred in Punjab
In a major administrative reshuffle following the July 27 terror attack in Gurdaspur, the Punjab government today transferred 31 police officers who have been in key posts.
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India Seeks US Help on Night Vision Device Used by Gurdaspur Terrorists
India has approached the US to help identify the Night Vision Device (NVD) used by the three terrorists who carried out the Gurdaspur attack even as investigators did not rule out the possibility of a reconnaissance of target areas being carried out.
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26/11 To Gurdaspur Attack: Are Our Forces Better Prepared?
Mumbai in 2008 and now Gurdaspur in 2015 - two brazen terror attacks on India, seven years apart, have raised similar questions.
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Former Hockey Star and Cop Jugraj Singh Part of Gurdaspur Anti-Terror Operation
A former hockey player-turned-Punjab Police officer Jugraj Singh played an active role in the day-long operation against three terrorists in Gurdaspur district's Dinanagar town on Monday.
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World-Class Body Armour Made in India. But Our Cops Do Without.
Last Monday, Baljit Singh, a brave Punjab police officer dared three terrorists who had entered the police station in Gurdaspur to come out and face him man to man.
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Congress Hits Back at Rajnath Singh on 'Hindu Terror' Remark
The Congress today launched a scathing attack on Home Minister Rajnath Singh, accusing him of diversionary tactics a day after he accused the previous UPA government of "weakening India's fight against terrorism" by coining the term "Hindu terror".
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Pakistan Government Wasn't Aware of Gurdaspur Terror Plot: India's Stand
A day after India warned of a "a befitting reply" to terror attacks like this week's strike in Gurdaspur in Punjab, sources say there is "no credible evidence" that the Pakistan government was aware of the plot that ended with seven people killed in a small town just 18 km from the border.
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Gurdaspur Attack: Post Mortem Conducted on Terrorists
Post mortem examinations were today being conducted at the civil hospital in Gurdaspur on the bodies of the three terrorists, who had stormed a police station in Gurdaspur and were gunned down by Punjab Police personnel during a day-long operation.
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AAP Youth Leader And Sarpanch Shot At In Punjab's Gurdaspur
Gurbindar Singh had just stepped out of his uncle's house and was about to get into his vehicle when two unidentified youth opened fire at him
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Need To See Pathankot Attack As Act Of 'Foreign Aggression': Sukhbir Singh Badal
Punjab's Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal on Friday said the terror attacks at Pathankot as well as Gurdaspur last year needed to be seen as acts of "foreign aggression", and urged the Centre to provide assistance for a second line of defence at the border.
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Police Officer Allegedly Abducted By Men In Army Fatigues In Punjab
The Punjab Police was put on alert today after a Superintendent of Police and two other men accompanying him were allegedly abducted by a group of men in army fatigues in Pathankot. The three were beaten up and later dumped on the road.
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India to Hand Over a List of 60 Fugitives to Pakistan During NSA Talks
At the upcoming NSA-level talks, India will hand over to Pakistan a list of 60 fugitives who have taken shelter in that country besides dismissing comparison between Samjhauta Express blast and Mumbai terror attack citing the role of state actors in the latter incident.
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Top Gallantry Medals for Gurdaspur Martyrs
Superintendent of Police Baljit Singh who laid down his life fighting heavily-armed terrorists from Pakistan in Gurdaspur last month, is among three policemen of Punjab chosen for the top police medal on the eve of Independence day.
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Gurdaspur Attack: Punjab Chief Minister Visits Injured People, Give Relief Cheques
Expressing solidarity with the victims of the Dina Nagar terror attack, Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal on Thursday said that the state would ever remain indebted to the brave hearts who have attained martyrdom or were injured in the attack.
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Gurdaspur Attack: Punjab Deputy Chief Minister Announces Promotions for Cops
Punjab Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal today ordered promotions for all personnel of Dina Nagar police station who recently played an active role in neutralising the three terrorists who carried out a strike in this town on July 27.
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A Week After Gurdaspur Attack, 31 Police Officers Transferred in Punjab
In a major administrative reshuffle following the July 27 terror attack in Gurdaspur, the Punjab government today transferred 31 police officers who have been in key posts.
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India Seeks US Help on Night Vision Device Used by Gurdaspur Terrorists
India has approached the US to help identify the Night Vision Device (NVD) used by the three terrorists who carried out the Gurdaspur attack even as investigators did not rule out the possibility of a reconnaissance of target areas being carried out.
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26/11 To Gurdaspur Attack: Are Our Forces Better Prepared?
Mumbai in 2008 and now Gurdaspur in 2015 - two brazen terror attacks on India, seven years apart, have raised similar questions.
-
Former Hockey Star and Cop Jugraj Singh Part of Gurdaspur Anti-Terror Operation
A former hockey player-turned-Punjab Police officer Jugraj Singh played an active role in the day-long operation against three terrorists in Gurdaspur district's Dinanagar town on Monday.
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World-Class Body Armour Made in India. But Our Cops Do Without.
Last Monday, Baljit Singh, a brave Punjab police officer dared three terrorists who had entered the police station in Gurdaspur to come out and face him man to man.
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Congress Hits Back at Rajnath Singh on 'Hindu Terror' Remark
The Congress today launched a scathing attack on Home Minister Rajnath Singh, accusing him of diversionary tactics a day after he accused the previous UPA government of "weakening India's fight against terrorism" by coining the term "Hindu terror".
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Pakistan Government Wasn't Aware of Gurdaspur Terror Plot: India's Stand
A day after India warned of a "a befitting reply" to terror attacks like this week's strike in Gurdaspur in Punjab, sources say there is "no credible evidence" that the Pakistan government was aware of the plot that ended with seven people killed in a small town just 18 km from the border.
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Gurdaspur Attack: Post Mortem Conducted on Terrorists
Post mortem examinations were today being conducted at the civil hospital in Gurdaspur on the bodies of the three terrorists, who had stormed a police station in Gurdaspur and were gunned down by Punjab Police personnel during a day-long operation.
