Kashmir is focus of arrests after Delhi car blast linked to terror module'
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Kashmir is focus of arrests after Delhi car blast linked to terror module'
"On Wednesday, the Indian government confirmed it was treating the blast as a terror incident perpetrated by anti-national forces. The explosion took place outside one of India's most significant monuments during rush hour on Monday evening. Initially, eight people were confirmed dead, but the figure had risen to 13 by Friday as more victims succumbed to their injuries. It is one of the deadliest terror attacks to target India's capital in more than a decade."
"Seven people were arrested as a result of the inquiries, including two Kashmiri doctors working in other Indian states. During a raid of one of the doctors' homes in the city of Faridabad, in Haryana state, police said they had uncovered 2,900kg of explosives materials as well as chemicals, detonators and assault rifles, which they now believe were being readied for a multi-target attack."
The car explosion in Delhi occurred outside a major monument during evening rush hour and killed 13 people as victims later died from injuries. The Indian government is treating the blast as a terror incident attributed to anti-national forces. Prime Minister Narendra Modi described the attack as a conspiracy and Home Minister Amit Shah vowed to hunt down the culprits. Authorities have not formally named perpetrators. Investigations are probing an interstate and transnational terror module after posters promoting the Pakistan-backed group Jaish-e-Mohammad appeared in Srinagar. Seven people were arrested and a Faridabad raid recovered 2,900kg of explosives, chemicals, detonators and assault rifles. Police described the network as a white-collar ecosystem.
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