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NSG to study JMB link

NEW DELHI: It has emerged that the hand-made grenades used by Dhaka attackers are signature improvised explosive device (IED) of banned terror outfit Jamaatul-Mujahideen

Published on: Jul 08, 2016 10:08 AM IST
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NEW DELHI: It has emerged that the hand-made grenades used by Dhaka attackers are signature improvised explosive device (IED) of banned terror outfit Jamaatul-Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB). Two of its men died making similar kinds of grenades in Burdwan in West Bengal in 2014, counter terror officials told HT.

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A team of experts from the National Security Guard (NSG), the country’s anti-terror commando force, will go to Bangladesh to study the tactics adopted and weapons used by the Dhaka attackers. Bangladeshi counter-terror officials said initial probe indicated the involvement of JMB cadres — who may have been inspired by Islamic State — in the Dhaka attack in which 20 foreigners were killed.

 
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