Dinanagar Police Station

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.

The unpleasant reality is that failures of intelligence and response may be unavoidable.

After public outrage over pictures of Punjab policemen fighting terrorists in Gurdaspur with outdated guns and without bulletproof vests or helmets, Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal had this to say: "Such an incident has happened after a long time."

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.

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.

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.

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.

The alertness and bravery of a bus driver was crucial in saving several lives during today's terror attack in Gurdaspur in Punjab which left seven people dead.

Dinanagar, where terrorists went on a killing spree today, is the third largest town in Gurdaspur district in Punjab and came up during the reign of Mughal emperor Akbar.

A senior police officer, Baljit Singh, was shot dead on Monday morning while fighting terrorists in the Gurdaspur region on Punjab near the border with Pakistan. Seven people were killed in the attack.

No one has been taken hostage in the terror attack at Punjab's Dinanagar town, said Union minister Kirren Rijiju today.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is meeting his ministers to take stock after a terror attack in Punjab in which five people have been killed. Home Minister Rajnath Singh said he had asked forces to tighten security on the border with Pakistan.

One of the policemen injured in the terror attack on a police station in Punjab's Gurdaspur early this morning said gunfire erupted at around 5.45 am. Eight including five policemen have been killed in the 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.

The unpleasant reality is that failures of intelligence and response may be unavoidable.

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."

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.

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.

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.

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.

The alertness and bravery of a bus driver was crucial in saving several lives during today's terror attack in Gurdaspur in Punjab which left seven people dead.

Dinanagar, where terrorists went on a killing spree today, is the third largest town in Gurdaspur district in Punjab and came up during the reign of Mughal emperor Akbar.

A senior police officer, Baljit Singh, was shot dead on Monday morning while fighting terrorists in the Gurdaspur region on Punjab near the border with Pakistan. Seven people were killed in the attack.

No one has been taken hostage in the terror attack at Punjab's Dinanagar town, said Union minister Kirren Rijiju today.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is meeting his ministers to take stock after a terror attack in Punjab in which five people have been killed. Home Minister Rajnath Singh said he had asked forces to tighten security on the border with Pakistan.

One of the policemen injured in the terror attack on a police station in Punjab's Gurdaspur early this morning said gunfire erupted at around 5.45 am. Eight including five policemen have been killed in the attack.