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US portrays New York ''bomber'' as jihadist who praised Laden

NEW YORK: Federal prosecutors on Tuesday charged the Afghanborn man suspected of weekend bombings in New York and New Jersey with 10 counts including use of weapons of mass destruction portraying him as a jihadist who begged for martyrdom and praised Osama bin Laden

Updated At : 03:53 PM Sep 21, 2016 IST

New York City Police Commissioner James ONeill speaks as New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio looks on during a press conference at New York City Police headquarters in New York City. AFP

New York, September 21

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