Wednesday,
August
20,
2008, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)
Abu Bashir has confessed: Cops Ahmedabad, August 19
Mufti Abu Bashir, the alleged mastermind of Ahmedabad blasts, has “confessed” to his involvement, Gujarat Police claimed today, adding top SIMI leader Safdar Nagori was allegedly a key conspirator and may be also involved in Jaipur and Hyderabad terror attacks.
SIMI SAGA PART-I Masked ‘students’ echo Taliban When “students” start wearing masks, it is time for the nation to be worried. Of late, members of the banned Students’ Islamic Movement of India (SIMI) have been operating wearing the “mask of terror”.
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Pak hospital
blast kills 23
Dera Ismail
Khan (Pakistan), August 19
A bombing outside the emergency gate of a hospital crowded with Shiite
Muslim mourners in Pakistan’s volatile northwest killed at least 23
people and wounded 15 on Tuesday, officials said. (Details
on World page)
‘Jail Bharo’: Cops among 15 hurt in Jammu clash Jammu, August 19
Even as thousands of people, including women, courted arrest here today as part of the three-day ‘jail bharo’ call given by the Amarnath Yatra Sangharsh Samiti, the situation turned tense when the protesters fought pitched battle with the police and damaged government vehicles.
Haryana
ex-law officer Bansal still absconding
Chandigarh,
August 19
Haryana’s former law officer Sanjeev Bansal continues to abscond.
Three days have lapsed since the Chandigarh Police registered a
corruption case against him after his clerk erroneously delivered cash
at Justice Nirmaljit Kaur’s Sector 11 residence. Yet, the police has
failed to lay its hands on him. (Details
on Nation page)
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Substandard HIV Kits HC refers case to larger Bench New Delhi, August 19
The Delhi High Court today referred to a larger Bench the writ petition seeking a high level investigation into the supply of substandard and outdated HIV/AIDS medical kits by Monozyme India
Limited.
Noida Firing Oppn stages walkout in UP Lucknow, August 19
While the Mayawati government today allowed a debate on the Noida firing, it rejected the combined opposition’s demand for an all-party probe and judicial inquiry by a sitting high court judge.
Mush
may move to his farmhouse
General Pervez Musharraf will get security he is entitled to as former
President, adviser on interior Rehman Malik has said.
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