Awaz Apni

AMagazine ISLAMABAD: Director General ISPR has declared that Pakistan Army has not received so far the government’ order of sending ISI chief to India. Talking to Awaz Apni Friday night, Maj. Gen Athar Abbas said no written orders for ISI chief’s proposed visit to neighboring India has so far been received by the Army. Commenting on India’s accusations on alleged involvement of Pakistan’s intelligence agencies in Mumbai attacks, Abbas said the country has blamed Pakistan for many terrorism incidents occurred in its land in past but all its allegations were proved baseless. He said India would be asked to present the details of its accusations against Pakistan.

CNews MUMBAI: At least 100 people were killed in attacks apparently aimed at tourists in India's financial capital Mumbai, and television channels said Westerners were being held hostage on Thursday at two five-star hotels. Troops began moving into one of the hotels, the Oberoi, local television said. Explosions were heard there and at the Taj Mahal hotel, where tourists were also said to have been taken hostage, Indian television reported. Police said at least 250 people were wounded in the series of Mumbai attacks which, apart from the hotels, targeted hospitals and railway stations as well as the Cafe Leopold, perhaps the most famous restaurant and hang-out for tourists in the city. An organisation calling itself the Deccan Mujahideen claimed it was behind attacks, television channels said. The previously little known group sent an email to news organisations claiming responsibility. "I guess they were after foreigners, because they were asking for British or American passp...

AMagazine MUMBAI: Indian media have confirmed early Thursday that, in the face of the terrorist strikes in Indian financial capital Mumbai, the army have been called in, to take the control of the city as the terrorist still at large and creating panic among the masses. Terrorist strikes in Indian Mumbai killed 82 people and injured over 450 people after that the terrorist continued massacre that could not be brought under control by Indian security forces. Terrorist took as many as 40 people under hostage in three five star hotels in Mumbai and indiscriminate firing and blasts killed many others.

Amagazine MUMBAI: A terrorist group by the name Deccan Mujahideen has claimed the responsibility of terrorist strikes in Indian financial capital on late Wednesday that claimed as many as 80 lives and left over 450 injured, AMagazine reported. No further information regarding the proofs claiming responsibility was released.

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CNews MUMBAI: Terrorists struck at India's financial capital late Wednesday night as at least seven near-simultaneous firings and explosions rocked areas in the vicinity of posh hotels in South Mumbai, leaving ten persons dead and several injured. Armed with AK-47 rifles and grenades, a couple of terrorists entered the passenger hall of crowded Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminal (CST) railway station and opened fire. Ten people were killed in firing at Mumbai Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus (CST) station, police said. Over 30 people were injured in firing at CST, a senior police official said. Director General of Police A N Roy said at least two terrorists were holed up inside the Oberoi Hotel where firing was on. Three people, employees of Taj Hotel in South Mumbai, were killed after being fired upon by terrorists and an equal number of people died in a bomb blast in a taxi at Dockyard Road. There were reports of firing around several landmark buildings in the Colaba-Nariman Point area, i...