Mumbai Blasts Cctv Footage

Yasin Bhatkal, the alleged head of terror group Indian Mujahideen who was recently arrested, has identified the man who he says planted three bombs that exploded in rush hour in Mumbai two years ago, in one of the city's worst terror attacks.

Over 24 hours have lapsed since the Mumbai blasts, but authorities are still clueless about the perpetrators of this act of terror.In the absence of any claimants, investigators are now hoping that CCTV footage collected from the three blast sites...

Under pressure after the 13/7 triple blasts, the state plans to set up an extensive surveillance network in the city; footage to be monitored closely by police in six control rooms After coming under sharp criticism for not having installed a dedicated CCTV network in the city to tackle terror, the Democratic Front government is planning to set up...

Over 24 hours have lapsed since the Mumbai blasts, but authorities are still clueless about the perpetrators of this act of terror.In the absence of any claimants, investigators are now hoping that CCTV footage collected from the three blast sites will provide significant leads. Video footage captured by more than 46 CCTV cameras is now in the...

Mumbai blasts: Investigators trying to connect the dots between Mumbai's three serial blasts and the people behind them have run into another roadblock. The security camera footage from Opera House, where one of the blasts took place, had supposedly provided important leads.

Yasin Bhatkal, the alleged head of terror group Indian Mujahideen who was recently arrested, has identified the man who he says planted three bombs that exploded in rush hour in Mumbai two years ago, in one of the city's worst terror attacks.

Over 24 hours have lapsed since the Mumbai blasts, but authorities are still clueless about the perpetrators of this act of terror.In the absence of any claimants, investigators are now hoping that CCTV footage collected from the three blast sites...

Under pressure after the 13/7 triple blasts, the state plans to set up an extensive surveillance network in the city; footage to be monitored closely by police in six control rooms After coming under sharp criticism for not having installed a dedicated CCTV network in the city to tackle terror, the Democratic Front government is planning to set up...

Over 24 hours have lapsed since the Mumbai blasts, but authorities are still clueless about the perpetrators of this act of terror.In the absence of any claimants, investigators are now hoping that CCTV footage collected from the three blast sites will provide significant leads. Video footage captured by more than 46 CCTV cameras is now in the...

Mumbai blasts: Investigators trying to connect the dots between Mumbai's three serial blasts and the people behind them have run into another roadblock. The security camera footage from Opera House, where one of the blasts took place, had supposedly provided important leads.