AllNews'Al-umma' - 4 News Result(s)Prime Accused In 2013 Blast Near Bengaluru BJP office ArrestedIndia News | Press Trust of India | Thursday August 18, 2016 Mohammed Ali Khan, the founding member of Al-Umma, a banned terrorist organisation, and prime accused in a 2013 bomb blast near BJP office in Bengaluru, has been arrested. www.ndtv.comTamil Nadu: Accused in 2011 pipe bomb case sent to police custodySouth | Press Trust of India | Monday February 24, 2014 A local court in Tirunelveli in Tamil Nadu today granted five days police custody of banned Al-Umma activist "Paravai" Badusha, arrested in connection with planting of a pipe bomb near Madurai allegedly targeting senior BJP leader L K Advani in 2011. www.ndtv.comTamil Nadu cops get rewards for catching suspected terroristsSouth | Indo-Asian News Service | Tuesday October 8, 2013 Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa announced promotions and cash awards for the state police team involved in the arrest of the two suspected Al-Umma terrorists in Andhra Pradesh's Puttur town last week. www.ndtv.comMen guilty of Coimbatore blasts released early from jailIndia News | NDTV Correspondent | Thursday September 17, 2009 Eleven years after Coimbatore blasts, 9 members of the banned Al-Umma, convicted of planting bombs across the city, walked free. www.ndtv.com'Al-umma' - 4 News Result(s)Prime Accused In 2013 Blast Near Bengaluru BJP office ArrestedIndia News | Press Trust of India | Thursday August 18, 2016 Mohammed Ali Khan, the founding member of Al-Umma, a banned terrorist organisation, and prime accused in a 2013 bomb blast near BJP office in Bengaluru, has been arrested. www.ndtv.comTamil Nadu: Accused in 2011 pipe bomb case sent to police custodySouth | Press Trust of India | Monday February 24, 2014 A local court in Tirunelveli in Tamil Nadu today granted five days police custody of banned Al-Umma activist "Paravai" Badusha, arrested in connection with planting of a pipe bomb near Madurai allegedly targeting senior BJP leader L K Advani in 2011. www.ndtv.comTamil Nadu cops get rewards for catching suspected terroristsSouth | Indo-Asian News Service | Tuesday October 8, 2013 Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa announced promotions and cash awards for the state police team involved in the arrest of the two suspected Al-Umma terrorists in Andhra Pradesh's Puttur town last week. www.ndtv.comMen guilty of Coimbatore blasts released early from jailIndia News | NDTV Correspondent | Thursday September 17, 2009 Eleven years after Coimbatore blasts, 9 members of the banned Al-Umma, convicted of planting bombs across the city, walked free. www.ndtv.comYour search did not match any documentsA few suggestionsMake sure all words are spelled correctlyTry different keywordsTry more general keywordsCheck the NDTV Archives:https://archives.ndtv.com