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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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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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Clues from GPS Devices Carried by Terrorists Who Attacked Gurdaspur
An early analysis of data on Global Positioning System or GPS devices recovered from the terrorists who struck in Punjab's Gurdaspur yesterday shows that the Dinanagar police station was a pre-determined target.
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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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Terrorists Used 'Made in China' Grenades, Wore Clothes Without Labels
The three terrorists who stormed a police station in Punjab's Gurdaspur this morning "seemed tall, athletic and well-trained," said a Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) commando of Punjab Police who was part of the counter-terror operation.
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High Alert Sounded Across Country After Punjab Terror Attack
A high alert has been sounded across the country including Delhi, Haryana and Uttarakhand in the wake of a 'fidayeen' attack on a moving bus and a police station in Gurdaspur district of Punjab on Monday in which seven persons, including a Superintendent of Police, were killed.
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Father of Senior Cop Killed in Gurdaspur Too Died in a Terror Attack
Baljit Singh, the police officer, who was killed in the gun-battle with terrorists in Gurdaspur district on Monday, was a son to a policeman who too was killed by terrorists in Punjab in 1984.
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Pakistan Condemns Terror Attack in Gurdaspur
The Pakistani government condemned a deadly attack on an Indian police station in Punjab today, amid accusations by Indian officials that the attackers crossed the border from Pakistan.
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Gurdaspur Bus Driver, Fired at, Delivered Passengers to Safety
The alertness and bravery of a bus driver was crucial in saving several lives during today's terror attack in Gurdaspur in Punjab which left seven people dead.
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Gurdaspur Terror Attack: Home Minister Rajnath Singh to Chair Top Security Meet
Home Minister Rajnath Singh met Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar and National Security Adviser Ajit Doval this evening to discuss today's terrorist attack in Gurdaspur, Punjab.
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Dinanagar is Gurdaspur's Third Largest Town
Dinanagar, where terrorists went on a killing spree today, is the third largest town in Gurdaspur district in Punjab and came up during the reign of Mughal emperor Akbar.
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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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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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Clues from GPS Devices Carried by Terrorists Who Attacked Gurdaspur
An early analysis of data on Global Positioning System or GPS devices recovered from the terrorists who struck in Punjab's Gurdaspur yesterday shows that the Dinanagar police station was a pre-determined target.
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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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Terrorists Used 'Made in China' Grenades, Wore Clothes Without Labels
The three terrorists who stormed a police station in Punjab's Gurdaspur this morning "seemed tall, athletic and well-trained," said a Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) commando of Punjab Police who was part of the counter-terror operation.
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High Alert Sounded Across Country After Punjab Terror Attack
A high alert has been sounded across the country including Delhi, Haryana and Uttarakhand in the wake of a 'fidayeen' attack on a moving bus and a police station in Gurdaspur district of Punjab on Monday in which seven persons, including a Superintendent of Police, were killed.
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Father of Senior Cop Killed in Gurdaspur Too Died in a Terror Attack
Baljit Singh, the police officer, who was killed in the gun-battle with terrorists in Gurdaspur district on Monday, was a son to a policeman who too was killed by terrorists in Punjab in 1984.
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Pakistan Condemns Terror Attack in Gurdaspur
The Pakistani government condemned a deadly attack on an Indian police station in Punjab today, amid accusations by Indian officials that the attackers crossed the border from Pakistan.
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Gurdaspur Bus Driver, Fired at, Delivered Passengers to Safety
The alertness and bravery of a bus driver was crucial in saving several lives during today's terror attack in Gurdaspur in Punjab which left seven people dead.
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Gurdaspur Terror Attack: Home Minister Rajnath Singh to Chair Top Security Meet
Home Minister Rajnath Singh met Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar and National Security Adviser Ajit Doval this evening to discuss today's terrorist attack in Gurdaspur, Punjab.
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Dinanagar is Gurdaspur's Third Largest Town
Dinanagar, where terrorists went on a killing spree today, is the third largest town in Gurdaspur district in Punjab and came up during the reign of Mughal emperor Akbar.
