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40 die in Pak mosque blast
Pakistani soldiers take up position outside the besieged mosque in Rawalpindi At least 40 persons were killed on Friday when suicide bombers stormed a mosque, frequented by military officers and jawans, in the garrison town of Rawalpindi and fired indiscriminately on worshippers and detonated explosives.
Pakistani soldiers take up position outside the besieged mosque in Rawalpindi on Friday. — AFP

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The US Defence Secretary Robert M. Gates says the Al-Qaida is supporting Lashkar-e-Toiba in a bid to provoke a war between India and Pakistan - an effort, he believes, is aimed at destabilising Pakistan and gaining access to its nuclear arsenal. Testifying before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Thursday, Gates said, “Al-Qaida is providing them with targeting information and helping them in their plotting in India - clearly with the idea of provoking a conflict between India and Pakistan that would destabilise Pakistan.” India believes LeT was behind the attacks in Mumbai last November.

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Curfew was clamped in five areas dominated by migrants in the city after they went on the rampage on the Ludhiana-Delhi National Highway-I. The mob torched several vehicles, blocked the highway, stopped trains and held passengers and residents to ransom to protest against police inaction against members of a “bikers’ gang” (robbers on bikes).

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Providing itself a major relief, perhaps the first of its kind, the Supreme Court today stayed the Central Information Commission's (CIC) order for public disclosure of complete correspondence, including file notings, on the recent appointment of three Judges to the apex court. Acknowledging the importance of the case, a Bench comprising Justices B Sudershan Reddy and Deepak Verma said it would “meticulously” examine the Constitutional issues involved and dispose of the matter “as quickly as possible”.

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