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Two alleged SIMI operatives shot dead in encounter

| | Apr 04, 2015, at 08:19 pm
Hyderabad, Apr 4 (IBNS) Two alleged SIMI operatives, who were among the five who had fled Khandwa jail of Madhya Pradesh, were shot dead during an encounter in the Nalagonda district of Telangana on Friday night.
 
These SIMI operatives -  Mohammad Ejazuddin and Mohammad Aslam - were among the five fugitives who fled  the jail  in 2013. 

They were said to be involved in causing several minor blasts across the country, including the recent blast on Bangalore’s Church Street that killed a homemaker.
 
They were among the five  linked to a robbery of Rs 46 lakh from an SBI branch in Telangana’s Karimnagar district on February 1, 2014, a blast on Bangalore -Guwahati express on May 1, 2014 that killed a woman, a blast near Pune’s Dagadusheth Ganesh temple on July 10, 2014 and an accidental blast in UP’s Bijnor on September 12, 2014.

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