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1/25/2006

Nepal      Four persons killed in coordinated Maoist attacks in Nepalgunj
India      Two Lashkar-e-Toiba terrorists killed in Jammu and Kashmir
Bangladesh      Two PBCP-Janajuddha cadres killed in Khulna district
India      Suspected ULFA militant killed in explosion in Assam
Sri Lanka      Journalist killed in Trincomalee
Bangladesh      Three persons injured during explosion in Munshiganj district
India      Police personnel injured in Chhattisgarh
Pakistan      Water pipelines blown up in Balochistan
Pakistan      Taliban accounts frozen in Peshawar and Islamabad
India      Two Harkat-ul-Jehadi-e-Islami terrorists arrested in Delhi
India      Two suspected terrorists arrested in connection with IISc attack in Karnataka
India      Three Maoists surrender in Andhra Pradesh
Pakistan      Al Qaeda members probably killed in Bajaur, says President Musharraf
India      Abductions by UANF in Meghalaya on the rise
Pakistan      US-Pakistan ties are vital and strategic, says President Bush
Pakistan      Reports about CIA infiltrating into ISI denied
India      Manipur Government rejects UNLF proposal for ‘plebiscite’







 
Nepal
Four persons killed in coordinated Maoist attacks in Nepalgunj

On January 24, two security force (SF) personnel, one Maoist and a civilian were killed and four SF personnel sustained injuries when Maoists launched simultaneous attacks in the Nepalgunj town of Banke district, according to Himalayan Times. The Maoists attacked the district police office, the regional police training centre, Nepal Rastra Bank, the municipal police office, the Royal Nepalese Army’s No 4 Company, district prison, zonal police office and the district administration office at the same time.

Meanwhile, a group of around 15 to 20 Maoists detonated an improvised explosive device at the District Education Office in Bhojpur district. Property worth about Rs 400,000 was damaged in the blast, the District Police Office said.

Separately, Maoists on January 24-evening triggered bomb blasts in the ward number two office of Banepa Municipality in Kavre district. The explosion damaged the building, although no casualties were reported.

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