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Gurdaspur Attack: Post Mortem Conducted on Terrorists
Post mortem examinations were today being conducted at the civil hospital in Gurdaspur on the bodies of the three terrorists, who had stormed a police station in Gurdaspur and were gunned down by Punjab Police personnel during a day-long operation.
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Gurdaspur Terrorists Came From Pakistan, But Talks On For Now: Home Minister
The terrorists who attacked Gurdaspur, in Punjab's worst attack in over a decade, came from Pakistan, Home Minister Rajnath Singh told Parliament today, warning of "a befitting reply".
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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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No Tags on Terrorists' Clothes, GPS Devices May Give Clues
The three suspected Lashkar-e- Taiba militants involved in the Gurdaspur terror attacks made every attempt to hide their identity and had even removed tags on their clothes including underwears.
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Gurdaspur Attack: Post Mortem Conducted on Terrorists
Post mortem examinations were today being conducted at the civil hospital in Gurdaspur on the bodies of the three terrorists, who had stormed a police station in Gurdaspur and were gunned down by Punjab Police personnel during a day-long operation.
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Gurdaspur Terrorists Came From Pakistan, But Talks On For Now: Home Minister
The terrorists who attacked Gurdaspur, in Punjab's worst attack in over a decade, came from Pakistan, Home Minister Rajnath Singh told Parliament today, warning of "a befitting reply".
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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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No Tags on Terrorists' Clothes, GPS Devices May Give Clues
The three suspected Lashkar-e- Taiba militants involved in the Gurdaspur terror attacks made every attempt to hide their identity and had even removed tags on their clothes including underwears.
