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CNews NEW DELHI: Six blasts hit the Indian city of Bangalore at crowded locations on Friday, police said.Local television said three people including a woman had been killed and 15 injured in these blasts.The blasts occurred at Nayandahallil, Annapanya and Madiwala. Bomb squads have been rushed to the blast sites. Cause of the blast is still not known.Telephone lines are jammed and there is panic in the city. Security put on high alert in the city and other parts of country after the blasts. Woman among three die in Bangalore serial blasts CNews BANGALORE: Five serial bomb blasts in IT hub Bangalore killed three including a woman and wounded more than 30 persons on Friday.The first explosion occurred at 1:30 pm according to the Indian time. The serial bombings happened in commercial area of the city during the rush hours. Two bomb blasts were occurred at Maliwari road bus stand in Bangalore, which is an information technology hub and fifth largest city of India.Telephone lines were j...

CNews BANGALORE, India - Seven low-intensity bombs exploded across the Indian IT city of Bangalore on Friday, killing one person and wounding at least 15, police said. "In all these cases they have created the blast using timer devices," Bangalore Commissioner of Police Shankar Bidri told reporters at the site of one of the blasts. "Explosives have also been used, in quantity equal to one or two grenades." Bangalore hosts the bulk of India's IT and outsourcing business and is home to more than 1,500 top firms, including offices of large global firms such as Microsoft, Intel Corp and IBM. M. R. Pujar, additional police commissioner for Bangalore said "crude explosives" had been used. "There were seven low-intensity explosions," he told Reuters. "Some of them were in crowded areas. At least person was killed and 15 to 20 were injured." Local TV showed one small shopping stall in Bangalore with broken windows and its concrete floors br...

CNews KARACHI: Karachi returning to normalcy after seven bomb blasts in the metropolis on Monday. However some angry mobs forced closure of shops Tuesday morning in Qasba Colony area of the city. Police have registered the bomb blasts’ case against unknown perpetrators. The traffic was thin at the city roads in the morning, which was gradually returning to its normal flow as the people were reaching to their offices and business places.

CNews Karachi: Sindh Chief Minister Syed Qaim Ali Shah and Provincial Home minister Zulfiqar Mirza have been reported to be at variance with each other over the investigations of Karachi bomb blasts that ripped various parts of the city yesterday. Zulfiqar Mirza did not attend the special meeting to discuss law and order chaired by Sindh CM. Both the principal figures of the province held separate meetings one after the other with difference of some hours. Meantime, Sindh Home minister nullified the orders of Chief Minister Qaim Ali Shah for suspending the TPOs, DSP and SHOs of the affected areas, saying the action against the negligent officers would be taken only after the investigations. None would be suspended before time, he added. Sindh CM instituted an investigative committee comprising DIG Police Aleem Jafery and AD Khawja; whereas, the home minister appointed Saud Mirza as the investigative officer to probe into the incidents.