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Its time to tighten security. The metros are under alert. Delhi, Mumbai and Kolkata have gone under scanner after rumours and hints about the presence of LeT militants loomed over the cities. Apparently, the terror groups have already installed their men for suicide bombings across the metros.

Sources have confirmed that trained suicide squads have been sneaked into India to carry out these suicide bombings and terror activities. This comes few weeks after India silently observed the infamous 26/11 anniversary.

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Agitation soars higher in Lahore as a suicide bombor today injured five cops when he bombed a car and killed two others at a checkpost just when the police was moving  towards the car to check the occupants. “By putting their lives in danger, our men have saved the city from enormous sabotage,” Police Chief Pervaiz Rathor told the media.

So far more than 300 civilians have been killed by separatist guerrillas after army offense was launched to combat terrorism.  Recalling the horror of today’s blast, Mohammad Saeed, a police constable said  “I am still trying to come to my senses. It was horrible.”

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Hakimullah Mehsud, the Pakistani Taliban chief issued a serious warning to India declaring the continuity of the terror attacks and the suicide bombings and demanded the immediate conceptualisation and materialisation of a separate Islamic state in Pakistan.

Sending a chill down the spines of both the governments of India and Pakistan, Mehsud said that attacks will be put into action on India too, like they have been going over Pak, if the demands don’t get fulfilled. A mass destruction is on the list and if their demands are met, then Taliban will help in fighting the Indians off the Indo-Pak border.

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Kabul: With a deafening sound, exactly at 8.27 a.m., a perfectly calm morning suddenly turned bloody as a human bomb, alias Khalid, blasted in front of the Indian Embassy at Kabul, Afghanistan killing  a police official and 11 Afghani. Although the bomb missed any Indian present in the vicinity, it managed to shatter the embassy’s windows and doors to pieces. It also damaged the nearby Watch tower. Not only that, 3 Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) personnel deployed outside the fortified mission were injured in the incident. The Taliban claims that it has managed to kill an interim minister whereas Indian ambassador Jayant Prasad said all his staff were safe.

The explosion comes a day after India pledged to continue to “invest and endure” in Afghanistan and asked the international community to maintain a long-term commitment to that country. Currently, India has invested $1.2 billion for the complete re-establishment of Afghanistan, making it the sixth largest bilateral donor.

President Hamid Karzai condemned it as  “a terrorist act against our innocent people”. US ambassador Timothy Roemer toldthe media in New Delhi: “Our heart goes out to India and the victims of terrorism… It is deeply troubling.”

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Fresh terror sent fear waves across the disturbed wing of Western Pakistan, specifically Peshwar, as two suicide bombers managed to kill 16 locals and hrut 90 more. Out of  the unlucky 16, 10 were killed at North Western Frontier Province. The area under attack is merely 10 miles away from the US consulate and as Liquat Khan, chief of Police says, was possibly targeted at a private bank owned by Pakistani military.

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Another bomber had only a few hours before , that is, on 26th September, 2009,hit the police station in Bannu, a remote tribal area in N-W Pakistan that seemed to have been designed to warn the military of the the perpetrators’ apparent dislike of the campaign conducted by the military to clean the country off the hostile militants under the wake of International calls.

NWFP Inspector-general Naveed Khan suspects Tehrik-e-Taliban’s hand behind this but wants to “keep our minds open.”

The operation triggered by the military did succeed to some extent as civilian casualties were lesser in the last few months.

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