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2 Kg RDX Explosives Recovered In Punjab's Dinanagar: Report
Ahead of Republic Day celebrations, Gurdaspur police in Punjab recovered around two kilograms of RDX explosives from the Dinanagar area.
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Punjab's Border Districts On High Alert After Another Set Of Explosives Found
Two days after the police seized a kilogram of RDX from Punjab's Dinanagar, a tiffin bomb and four hand grenades were recovered in Gurdaspur district, officials said on Friday.
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A Year Since Gurdaspur Terror Attack, Army-Police Conducts Mock Drill In Pathankot
Army on Friday conducted a joint mock drill with the Punjab Police in Pathankot to see their preparedness to thwart any attempted terrorists strike, ahead of terror attack at Dinanagar completing a year.
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Top Gallantry Medals for Gurdaspur Martyrs
Superintendent of Police Baljit Singh who laid down his life fighting heavily-armed terrorists from Pakistan in Gurdaspur last month, is among three policemen of Punjab chosen for the top police medal on the eve of Independence day.
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Former Hockey Star and Cop Jugraj Singh Part of Gurdaspur Anti-Terror Operation
A former hockey player-turned-Punjab Police officer Jugraj Singh played an active role in the day-long operation against three terrorists in Gurdaspur district's Dinanagar town on Monday.
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New CCTV Footage of Gurdaspur Terrorists at 4.58 am on Day of Attack
Investigators have found more CCTV footage of the three terrorists who unleashed a massive terror attack in the Punjab town of Dinanagar on Monday, killing 10 people.
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Opinion: Congress' Accusations Of Intel Failure Are Vacuous
The unpleasant reality is that failures of intelligence and response may be unavoidable.
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'It's Been Years,' Says Punjab Chief Minister On Poorly Equipped Cops Fighting Terror
After public outrage over pictures of Punjab policemen fighting terrorists in Gurdaspur with outdated guns and without bulletproof vests or helmets, Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal had this to say: "Such an incident has happened after a long time."
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Terrorists in Gurdaspur Attack Were Muslim: Police
Three gunmen who fought a 12-hour battle on Monday near the Pakistan border were Muslim, the Punjab police chief said on Tuesday, contradicting speculation that the attack may have been carried out by Sikh separatists.
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Gurdaspur Martyr's Family Fights for Jobs. He Fought the Same Battle Once
Relatives and well-wishers throng the residence of Baljit Singh in Kapurthala, Punjab, after the police officer sacrificed his life yesterday, while fighting heavily armed terrorists in Dinanagar area of Gurdaspur district near the border with Pakistan.
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Clues from GPS Devices Carried by Terrorists Who Attacked Gurdaspur
An early analysis of data on Global Positioning System or GPS devices recovered from the terrorists who struck in Punjab's Gurdaspur yesterday shows that the Dinanagar police station was a pre-determined target.
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Children Rescued Amid Heavy Gunfire During Gurdaspur Terror Attack
Two children were rescued from a building in the middle of heavy gunfire just a few metres away at the police station complex that terrorists attacked in Punjab's Gurdaspur on Monday.
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Gurdaspur Attack: His Maruti Was Carjacked by Terrorists, Lay Bleeding On Road
On a Monday morning, Karamveer Singh decided to make a grocery run to buy the week's supplies of vegetables for his family. His car approached three men standing on the road. And then bullets began raining around him.
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Gurdaspur Attack: Parkash Singh Badal Calls Off Meeting With Pak Envoy
In the wake of the terror attack in Punjab's Dinanagar town on Monday which left seven people dead, Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal called off his meeting scheduled with Pakistan High Commissioner Abdul Basit, an official said.
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Gurdaspur's 12 Hours of Terror Included Carjacking of Maruti 800
After nearly 12 hours of a raging gun-battle, a group of three terrorists were shot dead by the Punjab police in the town of Dinanagar, near the border with Pakistan. Four policemen and three civilians died in the terror attack, which began just before dawn.
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2 Kg RDX Explosives Recovered In Punjab's Dinanagar: Report
Ahead of Republic Day celebrations, Gurdaspur police in Punjab recovered around two kilograms of RDX explosives from the Dinanagar area.
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Punjab's Border Districts On High Alert After Another Set Of Explosives Found
Two days after the police seized a kilogram of RDX from Punjab's Dinanagar, a tiffin bomb and four hand grenades were recovered in Gurdaspur district, officials said on Friday.
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A Year Since Gurdaspur Terror Attack, Army-Police Conducts Mock Drill In Pathankot
Army on Friday conducted a joint mock drill with the Punjab Police in Pathankot to see their preparedness to thwart any attempted terrorists strike, ahead of terror attack at Dinanagar completing a year.
-
Top Gallantry Medals for Gurdaspur Martyrs
Superintendent of Police Baljit Singh who laid down his life fighting heavily-armed terrorists from Pakistan in Gurdaspur last month, is among three policemen of Punjab chosen for the top police medal on the eve of Independence day.
-
Former Hockey Star and Cop Jugraj Singh Part of Gurdaspur Anti-Terror Operation
A former hockey player-turned-Punjab Police officer Jugraj Singh played an active role in the day-long operation against three terrorists in Gurdaspur district's Dinanagar town on Monday.
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New CCTV Footage of Gurdaspur Terrorists at 4.58 am on Day of Attack
Investigators have found more CCTV footage of the three terrorists who unleashed a massive terror attack in the Punjab town of Dinanagar on Monday, killing 10 people.
-
Opinion: Congress' Accusations Of Intel Failure Are Vacuous
The unpleasant reality is that failures of intelligence and response may be unavoidable.
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'It's Been Years,' Says Punjab Chief Minister On Poorly Equipped Cops Fighting Terror
After public outrage over pictures of Punjab policemen fighting terrorists in Gurdaspur with outdated guns and without bulletproof vests or helmets, Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal had this to say: "Such an incident has happened after a long time."
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Terrorists in Gurdaspur Attack Were Muslim: Police
Three gunmen who fought a 12-hour battle on Monday near the Pakistan border were Muslim, the Punjab police chief said on Tuesday, contradicting speculation that the attack may have been carried out by Sikh separatists.
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Gurdaspur Martyr's Family Fights for Jobs. He Fought the Same Battle Once
Relatives and well-wishers throng the residence of Baljit Singh in Kapurthala, Punjab, after the police officer sacrificed his life yesterday, while fighting heavily armed terrorists in Dinanagar area of Gurdaspur district near the border with Pakistan.
-
Clues from GPS Devices Carried by Terrorists Who Attacked Gurdaspur
An early analysis of data on Global Positioning System or GPS devices recovered from the terrorists who struck in Punjab's Gurdaspur yesterday shows that the Dinanagar police station was a pre-determined target.
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Children Rescued Amid Heavy Gunfire During Gurdaspur Terror Attack
Two children were rescued from a building in the middle of heavy gunfire just a few metres away at the police station complex that terrorists attacked in Punjab's Gurdaspur on Monday.
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Gurdaspur Attack: His Maruti Was Carjacked by Terrorists, Lay Bleeding On Road
On a Monday morning, Karamveer Singh decided to make a grocery run to buy the week's supplies of vegetables for his family. His car approached three men standing on the road. And then bullets began raining around him.
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Gurdaspur Attack: Parkash Singh Badal Calls Off Meeting With Pak Envoy
In the wake of the terror attack in Punjab's Dinanagar town on Monday which left seven people dead, Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal called off his meeting scheduled with Pakistan High Commissioner Abdul Basit, an official said.
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Gurdaspur's 12 Hours of Terror Included Carjacking of Maruti 800
After nearly 12 hours of a raging gun-battle, a group of three terrorists were shot dead by the Punjab police in the town of Dinanagar, near the border with Pakistan. Four policemen and three civilians died in the terror attack, which began just before dawn.
