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"Probe Into Pahalgam Terror Attack Will Put Pak In The Dock": Amit Shah
The people of India have given a strong and befitting reply to "Pakistan's terrorist masters" through its security forces by carrying out a successful investigation of the Pahalgam terrorist attack, Home Minister Amit Shah said Friday.
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Opinion | Here's Everything That Helped Terrorists Carry Out The Delhi Red Fort Blast
Terrorism has a habit of pulling in all kinds of actors, not just the fiery radical. That includes criminals, the fraternity - in this case, a religious one - or even people from within the governance system.
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Jaish Demands Rs 6,400 Donations For 'Fidayeen' Attack On India: Sources
Fifteen people were killed after a Hyundai i20 packed with ammonium nitrate fuel oil and other explosives detonated near the historic structure on November 10.
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Cheap, Deadly: The Hamas-Style Weapons Terrorists Wanted To Hit Delhi With
The white collar terror module behind the Red Fort suicide car bomb attack on November 10, was preparing Hamas-style improvised rockets and weaponised drones.
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10 'Terror Doctors': The Terrorists Behind Red Fort Bomb, And Their Roles
The investigation into the November 10 Delhi Red Fort car bomb in which 15 people were killed and over a dozen left injured after a suicide bomber detonated a Hyundai i20 loaded with ammonium nitrate fuel oil has revealed a core group of 10.
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Before Delhi Blast, Terrorists Planned Hamas-Like Attack Using Drones
The white collar terror module involved in the Delhi suicide car bomb attack planned to modify drones to weaponise them, and make rockets for use before the November 10 terror strike near the Red Fort, investigators have said.
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Explaining Car Bomb VBIEDs: Terrorists' New Tactic, Delhi's New Nightmare
The November 10 attack at Delhi's Red Fort - ammonium nitrate fuel oil stuffed into the back of a Hyundai i20 detonated, killing 13 people - introduced the city to a new terrorist weapon - Vehicular-Borne Improvised Explosive Device or, a car bomb.
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New Photograph Shows Delhi Suicide Bomber Umar Mohammad In Doctor's Attire
Umar Mohammad, the terrorist who carried out a suicide car bomb attack near Delhi's Red Fort, was seen on CCTV in a doctor's attire.
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"Terrorist Attack Can't Go Unpunished": Shashi Tharoor On Delhi Blast
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor has come out in support of the government findings on the Delhi blast that occurred on November 10 evening near the iconic Red Fort. Tharoor said that a terrorist attack cannot go unpunished.
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Politics Overtakes Red Fort Blast, Congress vs BJP Over P Chidambaram's Comment
Senior Congress leader P Chidambaram's comment about "home-grown terrorists" has unleashed a full-scale political war between the Congress and the BJP in the aftermath of the terror attack near Delhi's iconic Red Fort.
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32 Cars In Red Fort Terrorists' Chilling Plot For Babri Revenge: Sources
Three more cars - a Maruti Suzuka Brezza, Maruti Swift Dzire, and a Ford EcoSport - were being prepped to carry explosive material, sources familiar with the investigation into the blast near Delhi's Red Fort this week told NDTV Thursday.
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"Delhi Blast Clearly A Terror Attack": Rubio Lauds India's "Measured" Probe
The United States has said that the car blast near the Red Fort in Delhi -- which claimed the lives of at least nine people -- was "clearly" a "terrorist attack".
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26/11-Style Attack, Over 200 IEDs: Delhi Blast Suspects Had Multiple Targets
The terrorists wanted to carry out a series of attacks in Delhi on the lines of the 26/11 Mumbai attacks, sources have told NDTV, two days after a blast left nine dead near the Red Fort.
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Explained: Footprint In India Of Pak-Based Terror Group Linked To Delhi Blast
The investigation into the Delhi Red Fort car blast is examining all possible links between the terrorists involved and Pakistan-based terror group Jaish-e-Mohammed, officials familiar with the probe told NDTV Tuesday.
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Delhi Blast's Telegram Link: How Messaging App Became Playground For Terrorists
The less moderated online spaces provided by Telegram have also enabled extremists to reach wider masses and do self-promotion, brand development, and propaganda dissemination.
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"Probe Into Pahalgam Terror Attack Will Put Pak In The Dock": Amit Shah
The people of India have given a strong and befitting reply to "Pakistan's terrorist masters" through its security forces by carrying out a successful investigation of the Pahalgam terrorist attack, Home Minister Amit Shah said Friday.
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Opinion | Here's Everything That Helped Terrorists Carry Out The Delhi Red Fort Blast
Terrorism has a habit of pulling in all kinds of actors, not just the fiery radical. That includes criminals, the fraternity - in this case, a religious one - or even people from within the governance system.
-
Jaish Demands Rs 6,400 Donations For 'Fidayeen' Attack On India: Sources
Fifteen people were killed after a Hyundai i20 packed with ammonium nitrate fuel oil and other explosives detonated near the historic structure on November 10.
-
Cheap, Deadly: The Hamas-Style Weapons Terrorists Wanted To Hit Delhi With
The white collar terror module behind the Red Fort suicide car bomb attack on November 10, was preparing Hamas-style improvised rockets and weaponised drones.
-
10 'Terror Doctors': The Terrorists Behind Red Fort Bomb, And Their Roles
The investigation into the November 10 Delhi Red Fort car bomb in which 15 people were killed and over a dozen left injured after a suicide bomber detonated a Hyundai i20 loaded with ammonium nitrate fuel oil has revealed a core group of 10.
-
Before Delhi Blast, Terrorists Planned Hamas-Like Attack Using Drones
The white collar terror module involved in the Delhi suicide car bomb attack planned to modify drones to weaponise them, and make rockets for use before the November 10 terror strike near the Red Fort, investigators have said.
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Explaining Car Bomb VBIEDs: Terrorists' New Tactic, Delhi's New Nightmare
The November 10 attack at Delhi's Red Fort - ammonium nitrate fuel oil stuffed into the back of a Hyundai i20 detonated, killing 13 people - introduced the city to a new terrorist weapon - Vehicular-Borne Improvised Explosive Device or, a car bomb.
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New Photograph Shows Delhi Suicide Bomber Umar Mohammad In Doctor's Attire
Umar Mohammad, the terrorist who carried out a suicide car bomb attack near Delhi's Red Fort, was seen on CCTV in a doctor's attire.
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"Terrorist Attack Can't Go Unpunished": Shashi Tharoor On Delhi Blast
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor has come out in support of the government findings on the Delhi blast that occurred on November 10 evening near the iconic Red Fort. Tharoor said that a terrorist attack cannot go unpunished.
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Politics Overtakes Red Fort Blast, Congress vs BJP Over P Chidambaram's Comment
Senior Congress leader P Chidambaram's comment about "home-grown terrorists" has unleashed a full-scale political war between the Congress and the BJP in the aftermath of the terror attack near Delhi's iconic Red Fort.
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32 Cars In Red Fort Terrorists' Chilling Plot For Babri Revenge: Sources
Three more cars - a Maruti Suzuka Brezza, Maruti Swift Dzire, and a Ford EcoSport - were being prepped to carry explosive material, sources familiar with the investigation into the blast near Delhi's Red Fort this week told NDTV Thursday.
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"Delhi Blast Clearly A Terror Attack": Rubio Lauds India's "Measured" Probe
The United States has said that the car blast near the Red Fort in Delhi -- which claimed the lives of at least nine people -- was "clearly" a "terrorist attack".
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26/11-Style Attack, Over 200 IEDs: Delhi Blast Suspects Had Multiple Targets
The terrorists wanted to carry out a series of attacks in Delhi on the lines of the 26/11 Mumbai attacks, sources have told NDTV, two days after a blast left nine dead near the Red Fort.
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Explained: Footprint In India Of Pak-Based Terror Group Linked To Delhi Blast
The investigation into the Delhi Red Fort car blast is examining all possible links between the terrorists involved and Pakistan-based terror group Jaish-e-Mohammed, officials familiar with the probe told NDTV Tuesday.
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Delhi Blast's Telegram Link: How Messaging App Became Playground For Terrorists
The less moderated online spaces provided by Telegram have also enabled extremists to reach wider masses and do self-promotion, brand development, and propaganda dissemination.
