Terror threat from al-Qaeda

Tuesday, October 9, 2007, 12:33 [IST]

Nasik, Oct 8 2007: Security has been beefed up in all religious areas following threats from international terrorist group Al-Qaeda.

The security was stepped up at places of religious importance after a handwritten note was received by the authorities at the Shridi temple of Nasik, reportedly by an Islamic terrorist group to blow up the temple. Apart from this, the intelligence agencies have inputs stating supposed threats to spread terror at the Haridwar.

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