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Terrorist Who Supplied Weapons For 2016 Bangladesh Cafe Attack Arrested
Bangladesh has arrested a suspected terrorist who supplied weapons and explosives for a 2016 siege that killed 22 hostages, a top police official said Sunday.
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Bangladesh Arrests Another Plotter Behind Cafe Siege
Bangladeshi police Saturday said they have arrested an Islamist extremist accused of being one of the "masterminds" of last year's deadly siege at a Dhaka cafe where 22 hostages were killed.
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Bangladesh Cafe Reopens 6 Months After Worst Terror Attack; Report
The upscale cafe in Bangladesh where Islamist terrorists killed 22 hostages including an Indian girl in the country's worst terror attack last year has reopened in Dhaka after moving to another location with enhanced security, media reports said.
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Bangladesh Arrests 5 Linked To Deadly Cafe Siege
Five people linked to the Islamist extremist group behind July's Dhaka cafe siege that left 22 hostages, most of them foreigners, dead have been arrested, Bangladesh police said Thursday.
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England Captain Eoin Morgan Opens up on Bangladesh Security Fears
Eoin Morgan, England captain, has yet to commit to Bangladesh tour whose future was called into question after an attack on a Dhaka cafe in July saw 20 hostages killed
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Bangladesh Police Name Third Prime Suspect In July Cafe Attack
Bangladeshi authorities named a third prime suspect on Monday in their investigation into the July 1 attack at a Dhaka cafe in which 20 hostages were killed, most of them foreigners.
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Bangladesh Arrests Top Islamist Extremist
Bangladesh's elite security force said today it had arrested a top regional head of the home-grown Islamist extremist group blamed for an attack on a Dhaka cafe in which 20 hostages were murdered.
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Dhaka Cafe Attack Survivor Dies After Alleged Torture By Security Forces
A Bangladeshi teenager who police say was a suspect in last week's deadly attack on a Dhaka cafe has died in custody, with his family insisting he was a hostage and alleging torture by security forces.
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Dhaka Cafe Victims Were Hacked And Shot Dead: Forensic Experts
A three-member team of forensic experts has dismissed reports that all 20 hostages, including an Indian, were slaughtered by slitting of their throats during the brazen assault at a cafe in Dhaka by a group of gunmen.
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Bangladesh Clamps Down On Social Media After Dhaka Cafe Attack
Bangladesh has launched a clampdown on social media sites spreading jihadist propaganda after the attack on a Dhaka cafe in which 20 hostages were murdered, saying the country's young were being radicalised online.
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Zakir Naik, Mumbai Cleric, Now Anchors Multiple Controversies
Days after 20 hostages were killed in a cafe in Dhaka, the Maharashtra government has begun an inquiry against controversial preacher Dr Zakir Naik, who has been accused of inspiring, through his speeches, the weekend's deadly attack in Bangladesh in which 20 hostages were hacked to death.
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'We'll Meet In Heaven,' Bangladesh Cafe Gunmen Told This Young Survivor
For nearly 12 hours during which they held people hostage, a group of seven young terrorists forced the staff at an upmarket restaurant in Dhaka to cook a series of meals for them - pasta and fish were their preferred choices, said a young chef who cannot be named for security reasons.
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'What Went Wrong': Father Of 18-Year-Old Bangladesh Attacker Breaks Down
On the last Friday of Ramadan, Meer Hayet Kabir was hoping his son Meer Saameh Mubasheer, missing for the past four months, would come home. In Bangladesh, even kidnappers sometimes released hostages on a holy day.
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UC Berkeley Remembers Tarishi Jain, Killed In Dhaka Attack
A University of California, Berkeley sophomore who was among the 20 hostages killed over the weekend by militants in Bangladesh is being remembered as a kind and smart young woman.
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Apologise To Tarishi's Parents, Says Father Of Bangladesh Attacker
Broken by the discovery that his 21-year-old son Rohan Imtiaz was one of the suspected terrorists who stormed a Dhaka cafe and killed 20 people, a Bangladeshi politician has offered an apology to the parents of Tarishi Jain, the Indian student killed in the terror strike.
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Terrorist Who Supplied Weapons For 2016 Bangladesh Cafe Attack Arrested
Bangladesh has arrested a suspected terrorist who supplied weapons and explosives for a 2016 siege that killed 22 hostages, a top police official said Sunday.
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Bangladesh Arrests Another Plotter Behind Cafe Siege
Bangladeshi police Saturday said they have arrested an Islamist extremist accused of being one of the "masterminds" of last year's deadly siege at a Dhaka cafe where 22 hostages were killed.
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Bangladesh Cafe Reopens 6 Months After Worst Terror Attack; Report
The upscale cafe in Bangladesh where Islamist terrorists killed 22 hostages including an Indian girl in the country's worst terror attack last year has reopened in Dhaka after moving to another location with enhanced security, media reports said.
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Bangladesh Arrests 5 Linked To Deadly Cafe Siege
Five people linked to the Islamist extremist group behind July's Dhaka cafe siege that left 22 hostages, most of them foreigners, dead have been arrested, Bangladesh police said Thursday.
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England Captain Eoin Morgan Opens up on Bangladesh Security Fears
Eoin Morgan, England captain, has yet to commit to Bangladesh tour whose future was called into question after an attack on a Dhaka cafe in July saw 20 hostages killed
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Bangladesh Police Name Third Prime Suspect In July Cafe Attack
Bangladeshi authorities named a third prime suspect on Monday in their investigation into the July 1 attack at a Dhaka cafe in which 20 hostages were killed, most of them foreigners.
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Bangladesh Arrests Top Islamist Extremist
Bangladesh's elite security force said today it had arrested a top regional head of the home-grown Islamist extremist group blamed for an attack on a Dhaka cafe in which 20 hostages were murdered.
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Dhaka Cafe Attack Survivor Dies After Alleged Torture By Security Forces
A Bangladeshi teenager who police say was a suspect in last week's deadly attack on a Dhaka cafe has died in custody, with his family insisting he was a hostage and alleging torture by security forces.
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Dhaka Cafe Victims Were Hacked And Shot Dead: Forensic Experts
A three-member team of forensic experts has dismissed reports that all 20 hostages, including an Indian, were slaughtered by slitting of their throats during the brazen assault at a cafe in Dhaka by a group of gunmen.
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Bangladesh Clamps Down On Social Media After Dhaka Cafe Attack
Bangladesh has launched a clampdown on social media sites spreading jihadist propaganda after the attack on a Dhaka cafe in which 20 hostages were murdered, saying the country's young were being radicalised online.
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Zakir Naik, Mumbai Cleric, Now Anchors Multiple Controversies
Days after 20 hostages were killed in a cafe in Dhaka, the Maharashtra government has begun an inquiry against controversial preacher Dr Zakir Naik, who has been accused of inspiring, through his speeches, the weekend's deadly attack in Bangladesh in which 20 hostages were hacked to death.
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'We'll Meet In Heaven,' Bangladesh Cafe Gunmen Told This Young Survivor
For nearly 12 hours during which they held people hostage, a group of seven young terrorists forced the staff at an upmarket restaurant in Dhaka to cook a series of meals for them - pasta and fish were their preferred choices, said a young chef who cannot be named for security reasons.
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'What Went Wrong': Father Of 18-Year-Old Bangladesh Attacker Breaks Down
On the last Friday of Ramadan, Meer Hayet Kabir was hoping his son Meer Saameh Mubasheer, missing for the past four months, would come home. In Bangladesh, even kidnappers sometimes released hostages on a holy day.
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UC Berkeley Remembers Tarishi Jain, Killed In Dhaka Attack
A University of California, Berkeley sophomore who was among the 20 hostages killed over the weekend by militants in Bangladesh is being remembered as a kind and smart young woman.
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Apologise To Tarishi's Parents, Says Father Of Bangladesh Attacker
Broken by the discovery that his 21-year-old son Rohan Imtiaz was one of the suspected terrorists who stormed a Dhaka cafe and killed 20 people, a Bangladeshi politician has offered an apology to the parents of Tarishi Jain, the Indian student killed in the terror strike.
