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Yet another suspected al Qaeda operative arrested in Murshidabad by NIA

Yet another suspected al Qaeda operative arrested in Murshidabad by NIA

Murshidabad, Nov 02 (UNI) The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has arrested a suspected

al Qaeda operative, Abdul Amin Mondal, from this border district of West Bengal, yet another breakthrough to bust Pakistan aided terrorism in this part of India after six such operatives were arrested in September.

A media report quoting the NIA said on Monday that the latest arrest was made from Raninagar

of this district following a raid after tips hinted at the hideout of the suspected al Qaeda operative.

The NIA also seized some incriminating documents from the arrested person, whose name has

been withheld for the interest of the investigation.

The NIA would take him to New Delhi on transit remand for further investigation where previously

nine arrested al Qaeda operatives were under NIA custody.

The NIA arrested 9 al-Qaeda terrorists from West Bengal and Kerala on September 18.

Of them six were arrested from Murshidabad.

UNI PC BM

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Satish Prasad Singh, CM for shortest tenure passes away

02 Nov 2020 | 7:36 PM

Patna, Nov. 02 (UNI) Former Bihar Chief Minister Satish Prasad Singh who was CM for
a brief tenure of five days in 1968 and leader of Shoshit Samaj Dal died after illness in
Delhi today.

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Elaborate arrangements for by election in Balasore and Tirtol Assembly seats in Odisha

Elaborate arrangements for by election in Balasore and Tirtol Assembly seats in Odisha

02 Nov 2020 | 7:35 PM

Bhubaneswar, Nov 2 (UNI) Elaborate arrangement has been made for the smooth conduct
of voting for the by election to Balasore and Tirtol (SC) Assembly constituencies on
Tuesday keeping the COVID-19 pandemic in view.

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Bihar gets prepared for second phase of Assembly Elections tomorrow

02 Nov 2020 | 7:33 PM

Patna, Nov 2 (UNI) Elaborate arrangements have been made for crucial second phase of
Bihar Assembly Elections tomorrow in 94 seats where 2,86,11,164 electorate would
be exercising their franchise tomorrow at 41, 362 polling stations to decide the fate of
1463 candidates amid tight security arrangements.

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IndiGo collaborates with Stemz Healthcare to offer COVID-19 RT-PCR test with flight bookings

02 Nov 2020 | 7:17 PM

Kolkata, Nov 2 (UNI) In-line with its measures to ensure safety of passengers w.r.t. COVID-19,
IndiGo, the country’s largest airline, has partnered with Stemz Healthcare to enable COVID-19
RT-PCR test at affordable rates for passengers travelling on domestic and international flights.

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Odisha police to be trained to tackle cyber crimes: DGP

02 Nov 2020 | 7:14 PM

Bhubaneswar, Nov 2 (UNI) Police station level officers in Odisha will be imparted training
in a year to tackle the rising incidence of cyber crimes, DGP Abhay said here today.

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