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Four Jaipur blast accused arrested from Jabalpur
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Jabalpur, Nov 4: A year after the serial bomb blast rocked Jaipur,a joint team of Madhya Pradesh Anti-Terror Squad (ATS) and Rajasthan ATS arrested Indian Mujahideen members from chaar Khambu area, Jabalpur on Wednesday, Nov 4.

Madhya Pradesh police said that the four accused Inamul, Sheikh, Amjal and Azad have close links with the Indian Mujahideen, adding that a press conference will be held at the later part of the day to provide further details.

On May 13, 2008 Jaipur witnessed eight serial bomb blasts, which killed 60 and left 150 injured. The bombs exploded within a span of 12 minutes from each other.

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