20 dec 2012
Kishtwar: A top militant wanted for the 2011 Delhi High
Court blast that claimed 15 lives has been killed in an encounter with
security forces in Jammu and Kashmir.
Chota Hafiz, prime accused in the blast, died in an encounter in the state's Kishtwar district. The National Investigation Agency, which probes terrorism cases, had put a reward of Rs. 10 lakh on him.
Another accused, Amir, was gunned down by the police earlier.
Investigators had found that the September 2011 blast outside a gate of the Delhi High Court was planned in Kishtwar. An email claiming responsibility for the attack was traced to a cyber cafe in Kishtwar. Explosives were provided by local militants of the Hizbul Mujahideen.
Militant wanted for Delhi High Court blast killed in Jammu and Kashmir
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Chota Hafiz, prime accused in the blast, died in an encounter in the state's Kishtwar district. The National Investigation Agency, which probes terrorism cases, had put a reward of Rs. 10 lakh on him.
Another accused, Amir, was gunned down by the police earlier.
Investigators had found that the September 2011 blast outside a gate of the Delhi High Court was planned in Kishtwar. An email claiming responsibility for the attack was traced to a cyber cafe in Kishtwar. Explosives were provided by local militants of the Hizbul Mujahideen.
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