Patna Rally Blasts

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  4 Get Death Sentence For 2013 Blasts In Patna Ahead Of PM Modi's Rally

  Four men have been sentenced to death for their role in the 2013 blasts ahead of Narendra Modi's address at Patna's Gandhi Maidan that left six dead and 89 injured.

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  NIA Court Convicts 10, Acquits 1 In 2013 Patna Serial Blasts Case, Verdict On Nov 1: Report

  A special NIA court today convicted 10 people in connection with the serial blasts that took place in 2013 at the venue here of a political rally of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who was then the Chief Minister of Gujarat.

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  Bihar Man Arrested For WhatsApp Threat To Bomb PM Modi's Rally: Police

  A man in Bihar's Patna was arrested after he posted a message on WhatsApp, threatening a blast at a rally of Prime Minister Narendra Modi on March 3, police said on Wednesday.

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  Bodh Gaya Blasts Case: Court Frames Charges Against 3

  A court in Patna today framed charges against three people, including Haider Ali alias 'Black Beauty', for allegedly being involved in Bodh Gaya serial blasts.

• Narendra Modi's Patna Rally Blasts Case: NIA Files Chargesheet Against 10 People

  The National Investigation Agency or NIA today filed a chargesheet against 10 people, including alleged activist of banned Students Islamic Movement of India or SIMI group Hyder Ali, in a court in Patna in the case relating to the serial blasts at the then BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi's rally in the city last year.

• Bihar Top Cop Criticised After Blasts Targeting Modi Rally Removed

  Bihar's police chief Abhayanand, who was criticized after a series of blasts targeted an election rally addressed by Narendra Modi in Patna last year, was removed today.

• Suspects Planned to Use Bombs Recovered in Ranchi for Future Attacks

  The suspects arrested in connection with the Patna serial blasts planned to use the explosives - which were recovered in Ranchi yesterday - for future attacks, said sources in the National Investigation Agency.

• Four More Arrested For Blasts Targeting Narendra Modi's Patna Rally

  In another breakthrough, four suspected Indian Mujahideen men believed to have been involved in the October 27 serial blasts in Patna that targeted Narendra Modi's rally have been arrested by the NIA or the National Investigation Agency.

• 'God protected me', says Narendra Modi on blasts targeting his Patna rally

  While campaigning in Bihar today, Narendra Modi referred to the blasts targeting his rally in Patna last year, saying "God" had protected him.

• Indian Mujahideen 'boss' who plotted Narendra Modi rally blasts arrested

  Tehseen Akhtar, the main accused in a series of blasts targeting Narendra Modi rally in Patna in October, has been arrested by the Delhi police.

• Narendra Modi rally in Ranchi suburb that NIA raided after Patna blasts

  The BJP has decided to hold their proposed December 29 rally, to be addressed by its prime ministerial nominee Narendra Modi, at Dhurwa on the outskirts of Ranchi.

• Parliament's winter session: BJP demands discussion on serial blasts at Narendra Modi's Patna rally

  The monsoons may well be over but the UPA government could face a stormy winter session of Parliament that begins on Thursday.

• Patna blast accused stayed in Raipur for two weeks, sheltered by alleged SIMI members

  Four alleged Indian Mujahideen (IM) operatives suspected to be involved in the October 27 Patna blasts targeting Narendra Modi's rally, reportedly stayed in Chhattisgarh capital Raipur for over a fortnight after the incident.

• When Jinnah took on Congress at Patna's Gandhi Maidan

  Serial bomb blasts at Patna's Gandhi Maidan may have drowned BJP's 'Hunkar' or roar for change in the country's regime, but 75 years ago, the same historic venue had hosted Muhammad Ali Jinnah, whose fiery speech against Congress had lifted the fortunes of his Muslim party.

• 'Hollow Party': Nitish Kumar's latest attack on Narendra Modi's BJP

  Nitish Kumar has added to his list of many epithets for former partner the BJP, the term "hollow party." He has based his assessment on a BJP leader's clarification that no Bihar Police officer had advised the party to cancel its rally held soon after a series of blasts rocked Patna last month.