Showing posts with label Mumbai Attack. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mumbai Attack. Show all posts

Saturday, 23 July 2011

Mumbai Blasts Toll Rises To 22

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Deaths in the 13th July Mumbai serial blasts rose to 22 Saturday With another injury on at the handover of the Sir JJ Hospital here, said officials.

According to Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation Disaster Control Centre, died identified as Sundar Singh, 30.

Injured in the blast at Zaveri Bazar, Sundar Singh was allowed to hospital in serious condition, and breathed his last on Saturday.

A total of 131 persons were injured in three explosions in Zaveri Bazar, Dadar Kabutarkhana Opera House and the 13th the evening of July. Some of them were discharged after treatment. Seventeen people were killed on the spot.

Sundar Singh death follows that critically injured Shirpad Muzappura, 30, who succumbed in the hospital on Friday and Ashok Harkisondas Bhat, 35, who succumbed to his injuries, Sir JJ Hospital here Tuesday.

Last Saturday, was another damaged, Avinash Tanka, 24, last breath Bombay Hospital, followed by Babulal Das, 45, who died Sunday in Saifee Hospital.
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Tuesday, 19 July 2011

Mumbai Serial Blasts Toll Rises To 20

Mumbai
13 Man injured in July serial blasts in Mumbai, died Tuesday at a public hospital for treatment, died in explosions in the 20.

Ashok Bhat, 45 who flashes Zaveri Bazaar blast site injuries died about 11:15 today, said Dean of JJ Hospital, TP Lahane.

Another doctor at a hospital, said Since Monday, his condition deteriorated and he died on Tuesday morning.

More than 130 people injured in triple blasts at Zaveri Bazaar, Dadar and Opera House.

Last Saturday, had Babulal Das, 42, who was allowed to Saifee hospital after the explosion at the Opera House, succumbed to his injuries at the time of the day before Tamka Avinash, 23, who was in intensive care after a hospital in Mumbai, Zaveri Bazaar blast, died
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Sunday, 17 July 2011

Mumbai Blasts: Man Dies After Questioning

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Ahmedabad blasts suspects' brother Faiz Afzal Usmani Usmani, died in hospital Sunday after questioning by the Maharashtra ATS Wednesday's serial blasts in Mumbai.

According to reports, Faiz was in Sion hospital after police interrogation, he allegedly became ill yesterday. He died in hospital. Doctors said Faiz died of cerebral hemorrhage.

His family however accused the Mumbai police and ATS officials claiming foul play in his death.

Police, but denied that they tortured him, admitted Faiz do not feel good when they brought him for questioning. They said he suffered from high blood pressure.

The body was sent for autopsy, said DCP Nisar Tamboli.

Afzal Usmani is now behind bars, the Ahmedabad blasts.

Police suspect Afzal Usmani the Indian Mujahideen operative and arrested him 2008th He is probably used by cars in 2008 serial blasts in Ahmedabad.
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Saturday, 16 July 2011

Let This Be The LAST Attack On Mumbai: Jaitley

Mumbai

The spirit of Mumbai can not resist the attack and the Bharatiya Janata Party says wait for the next leader Arun Jaitley

Three consecutive explosions in Mumbai in India are a grim reminder to people that are very high on the radar of terrorists. We can not lower our guard not accept satisfaction of the take-up statistics that have been attacked by terrorists in Mumbai after a 31 months.
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Why is it that Mumbai has been repeatedly selected for a target for terrorist attack? The reason is ilmselge.Rünnakut Mumbai damage the Indian economy. It is globally visible. It stands for much larger chain of attacks since 1993 serial destruction of the train blasts and attacks on some of the big 26/11.

The spirit of Mumbai in Mumbai is ettevõtlus.Vaimus pluralism, there is elasticity. But the spirit of Mumbai can not be soft towards Mumbai terror.Vaimus not suffer an attack and wait for the next. These repeated attacks in Mumbai in India must necessarily convince everyone that we need a system, ranging from intelligence, prevention and punishment as it is impossible to attack any place in India.
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