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Al-Qaeda link to Mumbai blasts
11/07/2006 20:15  - (SA)  

People stand inside a train carriage which was destroyed in one of several bomb explosions in Mumbai. (AP Photo)
  • SA 'outraged' over India blasts
  • Up to 135 die in Mumbai blasts
  • Up to 135 die in Mumbai blasts
  • 'A well co-ordinated attack'
  • 'A well co-ordinated attack'
  • 'Dozens' die in Mumbai blasts
  • 'Dozens' die in Mumbai blasts
  • Blasts rock Mumbai rail network
  • Blasts rock Mumbai rail network
  • Bomb found at Mumbai station
  • New York - Indian intelligence officials have named a suspect they believe may be linked to the Mumbai rail blasts, according to a report on CNBC on Tuesday.

    Officials quoted in the report say Dawood Ibrahim, an Indian Muslim with ties to al-Qaeda, was considered a suspect in the attacks.

    The US treasury department designated Ibrahim as a terrorist as part of its international sanctions programme, CNBC said.

    The seven bombings killed at least 135 people and injured over 300.

    No one has claimed responsibility for the bombings.

     
     



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