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 Wednesday, February 21, 2007, Chandigarh, India
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Sketches of suspects released

Blasts occurred 15 minutes after they got down Samjhauta
 Panipat, February 20
 Claiming that the Special Investigating Team had found vital clues to the blasts on Samjhauta Express on Sunday night, the Haryana Police today released the sketches of two suspects.


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Napalm-like bombs new terror weapon
Chandigarh, February 20
While the identity of the perpetrators of the Delhi-Attari Express blasts is yet to be established, sources in the intelligence claim that there had been inputs on terrorist organisations being trained in the assembly and use of napalm-like bombs.

Blasts linked to LeT’s Feb 4 meeting in Lahore

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Afaque Hussain Rahmani waits outside the mourtuary of the Panipat Civil Hospital to identify the bodies of his six relatives from Karachi A Pakistani relative hugs a survivor as she arrives from India at Cantt Railway Station in Karachi
The faces tell it all: Afaque Hussain Rahmani waits outside the mourtuary of the Panipat Civil Hospital to identify the bodies of his six relatives from Karachi, Pakistan, who were on board Samjhauta Express on Tuesday. (Right) A Pakistani relative hugs a survivor as she arrives from India at Cantt Railway Station in Karachi, on Tuesday, a day after the train blasts. — Agencies

Kasuri for ‘meaningful cooperation’ on terror

New Delhi, February 20
There were positive vibes from the Indian and the Pakistani leadership about the ongoing peace process as Pakistani Foreign Minister Khurshid Mehmood Kasuri arrived here this afternoon on a four-day official visit.
Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Khursheed Mehmood Kasuri waves on arrival in New Delhi. — Reuters

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Security enhanced on all Pak-bound trains: Duggal
New Delhi, February 20
In the wake of blasts in the Samjhauta Express on Sunday night, the government today ordered the enhancing of security for all trains and buses bound for Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and the scanning of baggages of all passengers. In video (56k)

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Kin of victims cross over
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Wagah, February 20
Shattered relatives of the victims of the blasts on the Samjhauta Express in Panipat crossed the Radcliff Line today hoping to see them alive. One of them was a Hindu from Lahore.

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30 visas issued for relatives of Pak victims
Islamabad, February 20
The Indian High Commission here has issued 30 visas overnight for relatives of the Pakistanis killed in the blasts on the Samjhauta Express. It has set up a visa centre in Lahore. Rules have been relaxed for visa holders to enable them to cross the Wagah border by foot.


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UP: Karat warns of ‘political problems’ over Central rule
Prakash KaratNew Delhi, February 20
CPM General Secretary Prakash Karat today warned of “political problems” if the Congress-led UPA coalition went ahead and imposed President’s rule in Uttar Pradesh.  In video (56k)
"I hope the government will not go ahead with it."

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