Thursday, December 11, 2008
UNSC bans Lashkar front Jamaat-ud-Dawa
A committee of the United Nations Security Council has placed sanctions against Pakistan-based Jamaat-ud-Dawa, a front organisation for Lashkar-e-Toiba, declaring it a terrorist organisation. The committee has also added four Lashkar leaders - including Hafiz Muhammad Saeed - to list of people facing sanctions for ties to al-Qaeda or the Taliban.
Mumbai terrorist Kasab to be produced in court on Thursday
•Joint Commissioner of Police (Crime) Rakesh Maria said Ajmal was likely to be produced in a magistrate's court at the Esplanade court house in south Mumbai.
•The police said there were 12 cases registered in connection with the November 26 attacks and they could seek the custody of the arrested terrorist Ajmal in all the cases.
•"We have booked Ajmal under sections like murder, attempt to murder, waging war against the nation, conspiracy and relevant sections of the Arms Act and Explosives Act," Maria said.
•The police said there were 12 cases registered in connection with the November 26 attacks and they could seek the custody of the arrested terrorist Ajmal in all the cases.
•"We have booked Ajmal under sections like murder, attempt to murder, waging war against the nation, conspiracy and relevant sections of the Arms Act and Explosives Act," Maria said.
Suspected Bomb scare Police in Delhi's CP
•A bomb scare in Connaught Place late Wednesday night sent security forces into a tizzy after a suitcase was found in an autorickshaw that was intercepted by Delhi Police.
•An NSG team rushed to the site and carried out a controlled explosion to scan the suitcase in which some papers and a bottle containing a liquid were found, said police. Later, they ruled out the presence of any explosive in the suitcase.
•Senior police officers said that from the driver's description, the men seemed to be Africans. According to earlier reports, electronic safes were also found but police didn't open them instantly suspecting them to be explosive devices. The auto was taken to a vacant plot on Baba Kharak Singh Marg opposite state emporia. The area was cordoned off using metal barriers as a precautionary measure.
•A senior police officer said: ``The auto was intercepted as a part of routine procedure but the moment the men saw the cops they jumped out from the other side and just melted in the crowd.''
•Cops are even suspecting it to be a case of drug smuggling and black dollar scam.
•An NSG team rushed to the site and carried out a controlled explosion to scan the suitcase in which some papers and a bottle containing a liquid were found, said police. Later, they ruled out the presence of any explosive in the suitcase.
•Senior police officers said that from the driver's description, the men seemed to be Africans. According to earlier reports, electronic safes were also found but police didn't open them instantly suspecting them to be explosive devices. The auto was taken to a vacant plot on Baba Kharak Singh Marg opposite state emporia. The area was cordoned off using metal barriers as a precautionary measure.
•A senior police officer said: ``The auto was intercepted as a part of routine procedure but the moment the men saw the cops they jumped out from the other side and just melted in the crowd.''
•Cops are even suspecting it to be a case of drug smuggling and black dollar scam.
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