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Detail Of Terrorism Update

8/17/2012

Pakistan      25 Shias pulled off buses and shot dead in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Pakistan      All nine militants and two security officials killed as TTP assault on Kamra airbase foiled
Pakistan      Three Hazara Shias shot dead in Quetta
India      BSF soldier killed in Jammu and Kashmir
India      Nine persons injured in fresh violence in Kokrajhar District of Assam
Pakistan      Policeman among three persons injured in grenade attack in Karachi
India      Grenade lobed at cinema hall in Manipur
India      IED found hidden under Maoist banner in Gadchiroli District of Maharashtra
India      Top militant arrested in Assam
Bangladesh      JeM leader arrested in Dhaka
India      KPLT militant arrested in Nagaland
India      Two persons held with FICN in Uttar Pradesh
India      Maoists give bandh call in Khammam District of Andhra Pradesh
India      Maoists hoist black flag in Jamui District of Bihar
India      Intelligence warning on Maoist plans in Punjab, Assam
India      Nagpur Court sentences two persons to 10 year jail and fine of INR 10,000 in FICN case
India      Initial investigation shows role of SIMI in the violence at Azad Maidan in Mumbai, Maharashtra
India      IB investigating the matter of two unknown Para gliders
Nepal      NC to take initiation for review on SC's verdict convicting Khadka
India      'CorCom' claims responsibility of four blasts in Manipur on Independence Day
Pakistan      Peshawar High Court seeks report on FATA drone losses
Sri Lanka      LLRC report translated into Sinhala and Tamil
India      Naxalism is still a serious problem, says Prime Minister
India      GNLA continues to be a cause of concern, says Meghalaya chief minister Mukul Sangma







 
Bangladesh
JeM leader arrested in Dhaka

Police on August 16 arrested a leader of Kashmir separatist militant group Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) and was designated to recruit Rohingyas for the outfit, reports The Daily Star. Acting on a tip off, Detective Branch of Police arrested madrasa teacher Moulana Mohammad Yunus (48), at Fakirerpool in Dhaka. Police claimed that Yunus was one of the “top-most leaders of JeM's Bangladesh chapter”. His job was to recruit Rohingyas and locals of Cox's Bazar for his group and have them carry out JeM's activities in Bangladesh. Yunus had been carrying out his activity on the instruction of Saber Ahmmed, ex-principal of the madrasa, who has been living in Pakistan for the last few years. Financial support for his activities came from Pakistan and Saber is technically the boss of Yunus.

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