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E-mail traced to Mumbai

rediff.com
Sep 13, 2008
        
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The terror e-mail claiming responsibility for the serial bomb blasts in Delhi on Saturday was sent from an IP address of a power company in Mumbai, officials from the Anti-Terrorism Squad said. "The mail sent by a group named the Indian Mujhahideen soon after the blasts has been... [read full story]                    

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E-mail tracked to Mumbai-based power company

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Sep 14, 2008
        

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WiFI hacked to send terror mail: Mumbai ATS

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Sep 14, 2008
        

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Indian Mujahideen's e-mail traced to Mumbai

rediff.com
Sep 13, 2008
        

The terror e-mail claiming responsibility for the serial bomb blasts in Delhi on Saturday was sent from an IP address of a power company in Mumbai, officials from the Anti-Terrorism Squad said. "The mail sent by a group...