Gurdaspur Terror Attacks
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A Year Since Gurdaspur Terror Attack, Army-Police Conducts Mock Drill In Pathankot
Army on Friday conducted a joint mock drill with the Punjab Police in Pathankot to see their preparedness to thwart any attempted terrorists strike, ahead of terror attack at Dinanagar completing a year.
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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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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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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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Hafiz Saeed Congratulated Congress Government on 'Hindu Terror': Rajnath Singh
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh stunned the Congress with a sharp attack today, accusing the previous UPA government it led of "weakening India's fight against terrorism" by coining the term "Hindu terror."
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Gurdaspur Terrorists Came From Pakistan, But Talks On For Now: Home Minister
The terrorists who attacked Gurdaspur, in Punjab's worst attack in over a decade, came from Pakistan, Home Minister Rajnath Singh told Parliament today, warning of "a befitting reply".
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Rs 50,000 Award for Railways Employee Who Detected Bomb
An award of Rs 50,000 has been approved for the railway employee, Ashwani Kumar, for alerting authorities about a bomb being planted on railways tracks by terrorists killed in Gurdaspur, by Union Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu.
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New CCTV Footage of Gurdaspur Terrorists at 4.58 am on Day of Attack
Investigators have found more CCTV footage of the three terrorists who unleashed a massive terror attack in the Punjab town of Dinanagar on Monday, killing 10 people.
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Congress' Accusations Of Intel Failure Are Vacuous
The unpleasant reality is that failures of intelligence and response may be unavoidable.
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'It's Been Years,' Says Punjab Chief Minister On Poorly Equipped Cops Fighting Terror
After public outrage over pictures of Punjab policemen fighting terrorists in Gurdaspur with outdated guns and without bulletproof vests or helmets, Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal had this to say: "Such an incident has happened after a long time."
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Terrorists in Gurdaspur Attack Were Muslim: Police
Three gunmen who fought a 12-hour battle on Monday near the Pakistan border were Muslim, the Punjab police chief said on Tuesday, contradicting speculation that the attack may have been carried out by Sikh separatists.
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Children Rescued Amid Heavy Gunfire During Gurdaspur Terror Attack
Two children were rescued from a building in the middle of heavy gunfire just a few metres away at the police station complex that terrorists attacked in Punjab's Gurdaspur on Monday.
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Video Shows Gurdaspur Terrorists With Guns Right Before Attack
Just before they unleashed a massive attack in Punjab, the trio of men who would burst, with automatic weapons blazing, into a police station near the border with Pakistan, were captured on a security camera placed at a major intersection just before they entered the town of Dinanagar.
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A Year Since Gurdaspur Terror Attack, Army-Police Conducts Mock Drill In Pathankot
Army on Friday conducted a joint mock drill with the Punjab Police in Pathankot to see their preparedness to thwart any attempted terrorists strike, ahead of terror attack at Dinanagar completing a year.
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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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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.
-
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.
-
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.
-
Hafiz Saeed Congratulated Congress Government on 'Hindu Terror': Rajnath Singh
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh stunned the Congress with a sharp attack today, accusing the previous UPA government it led of "weakening India's fight against terrorism" by coining the term "Hindu terror."
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Gurdaspur Terrorists Came From Pakistan, But Talks On For Now: Home Minister
The terrorists who attacked Gurdaspur, in Punjab's worst attack in over a decade, came from Pakistan, Home Minister Rajnath Singh told Parliament today, warning of "a befitting reply".
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Rs 50,000 Award for Railways Employee Who Detected Bomb
An award of Rs 50,000 has been approved for the railway employee, Ashwani Kumar, for alerting authorities about a bomb being planted on railways tracks by terrorists killed in Gurdaspur, by Union Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu.
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New CCTV Footage of Gurdaspur Terrorists at 4.58 am on Day of Attack
Investigators have found more CCTV footage of the three terrorists who unleashed a massive terror attack in the Punjab town of Dinanagar on Monday, killing 10 people.
-
Congress' Accusations Of Intel Failure Are Vacuous
The unpleasant reality is that failures of intelligence and response may be unavoidable.
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'It's Been Years,' Says Punjab Chief Minister On Poorly Equipped Cops Fighting Terror
After public outrage over pictures of Punjab policemen fighting terrorists in Gurdaspur with outdated guns and without bulletproof vests or helmets, Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal had this to say: "Such an incident has happened after a long time."
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Terrorists in Gurdaspur Attack Were Muslim: Police
Three gunmen who fought a 12-hour battle on Monday near the Pakistan border were Muslim, the Punjab police chief said on Tuesday, contradicting speculation that the attack may have been carried out by Sikh separatists.
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Children Rescued Amid Heavy Gunfire During Gurdaspur Terror Attack
Two children were rescued from a building in the middle of heavy gunfire just a few metres away at the police station complex that terrorists attacked in Punjab's Gurdaspur on Monday.
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Video Shows Gurdaspur Terrorists With Guns Right Before Attack
Just before they unleashed a massive attack in Punjab, the trio of men who would burst, with automatic weapons blazing, into a police station near the border with Pakistan, were captured on a security camera placed at a major intersection just before they entered the town of Dinanagar.
