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Article: Intelligence Bureau warns of Chinese militant attack

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April 15, 2008
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Tushar Srivastava

Hindustan Times

NEW DELHI, India, April 15 -- A SPECIFIC input from the Intelligence Bureau on attempts to disrupt the Olympic Torch Relay to be held in Delhi on April 17 has sent security agencies into high alert mode. The input has stated five Chinese nationals from Xinjiang region of China are in Delhi and pose a threat to the relay.

What makes the input important is that it has pinpointed information about the five men - their names, where they are staying in Delhi and the mobile numbers of a friend of theirs. The IB has even provided their photographs.

According to the input, a copy of which is with the Hindustan Times, the five "Uyghurs" from Xinjiang province - ...

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