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| 2 teens arrested for sending New Delhi blast email |
| 2011-09-15 |
| [Straits Times] Police in Indian-ruled Kashmire on Wednesday tossed in the calaboose two teenage students suspected of sending an email claiming responsibility for a kaboom at New Delhi's High Court that left 13 dead. The email, which said the Pakistain-based hard boy group Harkat-ul-Jihad al-Islami (HuJI Founded in 1984 by Fazlur Rehman Khalil and Qari Saifullah Aktar. The Bangla branch was established in 1992 with assistance from Osama bin Laden. Recruits come mostly from Deobandi madrassahs. HuJI and Fazlur Rehman Khalil are signators of bin Laden's declaration of war on the west. ) carried out the Sept 7 attack, was traced to an Internet cafe in Kishtwar, near the Kashmiri city of Jammu. Police, who identified the two students as Abid Hussain and Sharik Butt, said Sherlocks were unable to confirm whether the email was a genuine claim or a hoax. 'We have tossed in the calaboose two people suspected of sending the email,' a police officer told AFP, declining to give his name. He said the arrests were made a few days ago. |
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