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Arrested Indian Oil Executive Was In Touch With 'Known' ISIS Members Online
A 30-year-old Indian Oil Corporation executive, who was arrested in Jaipur yesterday for allegedly recruiting for ISIS, was in a "two-way communication online with known and active members" of the terror group, the police said today.
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Indian Oil Manager Arrested in Jaipur for Allegedly Trying to Spread ISIS Ideology
A marketing manager in Indian Oil Corporation has been arrested in Jaipur for allegedly trying to influence people through the internet to become members of terror group ISIS.
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Peace Will Not Return With Guns But Dialogue, Says Mufti Mohammad Sayeed
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mufti Mohammad Sayeed today said Islam's message of peace was too loud to be lost in the din of violence perpetrated by some people in its noble name.
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Jamaat-ud-Dawa Man Held for Terror Plot on Foreign Dignitaries in Pakistan
Pakistani authorities claimed to have foiled a terror attack on a famous private club in Lahore on Friday. The club is frequented by foreign dignitaries. Pakistani authorities also arrested an active member of Mumbai attack mastermind Hafiz Saeed's JuD.
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Kabul Plans Detailed Taliban Talks on Ending Bloodshed
Afghan negotiators said today their next round of talks with the Taliban would focus in detail on ways to end bloodshed in the country, wracked by nearly 40 years of war.
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Arrested Indian Oil Executive Was In Touch With 'Known' ISIS Members Online
A 30-year-old Indian Oil Corporation executive, who was arrested in Jaipur yesterday for allegedly recruiting for ISIS, was in a "two-way communication online with known and active members" of the terror group, the police said today.
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Indian Oil Manager Arrested in Jaipur for Allegedly Trying to Spread ISIS Ideology
A marketing manager in Indian Oil Corporation has been arrested in Jaipur for allegedly trying to influence people through the internet to become members of terror group ISIS.
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Peace Will Not Return With Guns But Dialogue, Says Mufti Mohammad Sayeed
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mufti Mohammad Sayeed today said Islam's message of peace was too loud to be lost in the din of violence perpetrated by some people in its noble name.
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Jamaat-ud-Dawa Man Held for Terror Plot on Foreign Dignitaries in Pakistan
Pakistani authorities claimed to have foiled a terror attack on a famous private club in Lahore on Friday. The club is frequented by foreign dignitaries. Pakistani authorities also arrested an active member of Mumbai attack mastermind Hafiz Saeed's JuD.
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Kabul Plans Detailed Taliban Talks on Ending Bloodshed
Afghan negotiators said today their next round of talks with the Taliban would focus in detail on ways to end bloodshed in the country, wracked by nearly 40 years of war.
