ADVT:

  Home   Astrology   Business   Indiafocus   Lifestyle   Movies   News   Parenting   Online Exam   Sports   Travel
Home -> News -> India -> Full Story

Delhi Police mistakenly detained 8 B'deshi pilgrims
Monday, August 15 2005 19:52 Hrs (IST) - World Time -

New Delhi: Strict vigil mounted for the Independence Day celebrations in the city resulted in detention of eight people on suspicion of being militants but they turned out to be Bangladeshi Hindus returning from the Amarnath pilgrimage.

They were detained at the Hazrat Nizamuddin railway station when a holiday special train arrived from Jammu and the Bangladeshi nationals alighted from it, informed sources said. After joint interrogation by security agencies, it was found that all those detained were actually Bangladeshi Hindus who had gone on a pilgrimage to Amarnath, the sources said.

Embarrassed Delhi Police officials are understood to have told their counterparts in the central agencies that they had acted on an intelligence input that militants of Jaish-e-Mohammad might try to sneak into the national capital in the guise of 'sadhus'.

PTI









Opinion Poll
Is Raj Thackeray going overboard with his anti-North Indian stance?
Yes
No
Can't say
    

Results | Previous Results
More News
Tsvangirai calls on AU to...
Panel warns US bio attack...
No trace of Reliance official...
Goa arrests 243 illegal...
Brazil plans to cut...
Assam terror victims share pain
HRW asks India, Pak to...
Chilly morning greets Delhiites
EU's Solana urges Pak to help...
Dead body found near Mumbai...
Ind forces may have killed few...
Pakistan, an international...
Women take up arms to fight...
Public anger against...
Now, disabled-friendly Agra...
Deshmukh to meet Sonia Gandhi...
12 killed in Guatemala shootout
Illegal migration may rise with...
Powerful earthquake rocks...
Olmert praises Clinton's...
Baby Moshe leaves for Israel
Worth a click
  Sarees
Baby Clothes
Jewellery
Bluetooth Headsets
Health & Fitness

Search Keywords