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Did terrorists attack a bus carrying many Vaishno Devi pilgrims in Jammu and Kashmir? Even as investigation details are awaited, a video allegedly released by a little-known terror group is doing the rounds.
In the unverified video, a man is seen with his face covered, and with guns and bombs around him. The man claims to represent a terror outfit called Jammu and Kashmir Freedom Fighters (JKFF).
He claims that the JKFF carried out the attack on the bus near Katra using an IED, or an improvised explosive device. A BJP leader had earlier claimed that a sticky bomb, or an explosive attached to a vehicle using magnets, was used in the attack.
The JKFF terrorist claims RSS' Hindutva agenda as motive for the attack. He adds that more such strikes will be carried out in future against similar targets.
The threat assumes significance as the Amarnath Yatra is set to begin from June 30, after a gap of 2 years.

Terrorists release video on Vaishno Devi pilgrim bus attack, warn of more strikes ahead of Amarnath Yatra

A terrorist claiming to be from the Jammu &amp; Kashmir Freedom Fighters (JKFF) took responsibility for the Katra bus incident in an unverified video.

Did terrorists attack a bus carrying many Vaishno Devi pilgrims in Jammu and Kashmir? Even as investigation details are awaited, a video allegedly released by a little-known terror group is doing the rounds.
In the unverified video, a man is seen with his face covered, and with guns and bombs around him. The man claims to represent a terror outfit called Jammu and Kashmir Freedom Fighters (JKFF).
He claims that the JKFF carried out the attack on the bus near Katra using an IED, or an improvised explosive device. A BJP leader had earlier claimed that a sticky bomb, or an explosive attached to a vehicle using magnets, was used in the attack.
The JKFF terrorist claims RSS' Hindutva agenda as motive for the attack. He adds that more such strikes will be carried out in future against similar targets.
The threat assumes significance as the Amarnath Yatra is set to begin from June 30, after a gap of 2 years.

 
In even more stark footage of the terror incident in Jammu and Kashmir, a CISF bus was seen coming under attack.
The CCTV visuals showed the bus colliding with what seemed to be a road barrier. A shower of sparks and a flash of light follow, and then the bus is engulfed by a cloud of smoke.
The CISF bus had been carrying 15 personnel for a cordon and search operation when it was targeted by terrorists. The attackers lobbed grenades and opened fire at the bus, after being spotted by security personnel at an Army camp in the area.
While 1 CISF officer was killed, 9 security personnel were injured in the attack. However, the terrorists were successfully neutralised.
They are suspected to have been Pakistani nationals, who had recently crossed over illegally into India. They are believed to have infiltrated from the international border (IB) in the RS Pura sector. The terrorists, belonging to the Jaish-e-Mohammad terror organisation, were staying in a locality close to the Sunjwan Army camp.
What has caused alarm is that the attack took place just 2 days before Prime Minister Narendra Modi is slated to visit Samba in J&K on April 24.

Bus stops, hit by grenade, sparks, smoke: new CCTV of Sunjwan terror attack ahead of PM Modi's J&K trip

Bus stops, hit by grenade, sparks, smoke: new CCTV of J&K terror attack ahead of PM Modi's trip


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 In even more stark footage of the terror incident in Jammu and Kashmir, a CISF bus was seen coming under attack. The CCTV visuals showed the bus colliding with what seemed to be a road barrier. A shower of sparks and a flash of light follow, and then the bus is engulfed by a cloud of smoke. The CISF bus had been carrying 15 personnel for a cordon and search operation when it was targeted by terrorists. The attackers lobbed grenades and opened fire at the bus, after being spotted by security personnel at an Army camp in the area. While 1 CISF officer was killed, 9 security personnel were injured in the attack. However, the terrorists were successfully neutralised. They are suspected to be Pakistani nationals, who had recently crossed over illegally into India. They are believed to have infiltrated from the international border (IB) in the RS Pura sector. The terrorists, belonging to the Jaish-e-Mohammad terror organisation, were staying in a locality close to the Sunjwan Army camp. What has caused alarm is that the attack took place just 2 days before Prime Minister Narendra Modi is slated to visit Samba in J&amp;K on April 24.
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In even more stark footage of the terror incident in Jammu and Kashmir, a CISF bus was seen coming under attack.
The CCTV visuals showed the bus colliding with what seemed to be a road barrier.&nbsp;A shower of sparks and a flash of light follow, and then the bus is engulfed by a cloud of smoke.
 The CISF bus had been carrying 15 personnel for a cordon and search operation when it was targeted by terrorists.&nbsp;The attackers lobbed grenades and opened fire at the bus, after being spotted by security personnel at an Army camp in the area.
 While 1 CISF officer was killed, 9 security personnel were injured in the attack.&nbsp;However, the terrorists were successfully neutralised.
 They are suspected to have been Pakistani nationals, who had recently crossed over illegally into India.&nbsp;They are believed to have infiltrated from the international border (IB) in the RS Pura sector.&nbsp;The terrorists, belonging to the Jaish-e-Mohammad terror organisation, were staying in a locality close to the Sunjwan Army camp.
 What has caused alarm is that the attack took place just 2 days before Prime Minister Narendra Modi is slated to visit Samba in J&amp;K on April 24.
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A massive fire erupted in a bus owned by the Delhi Transport Corporation on Wednesday. No one was injured as the bus was empty when it burst into flames but two shops caught fire. 
According to the fire brigade officials, it took them more than an hour to bring the blaze under control after rushing eight fire engines to the spot. 
A video of the incident show thick black smoke billowing out of the bus as the fire blazed. 
Tata Motors, the manufacturers of the DTC bus, issued a statement saying, 'an unfortunate fire incident occurred on one of the CNG buses in New Delhi. Fortunately, there were no injuries to anyone.'
'While we are unable to comment on specifics pending investigation, we will extend our fullest cooperation to the authorities in identifying the cause. Tata Motors is committed to offering safe and high quality vehicles for public transport,' the statement added
 

WATCH: empty bus bursts into flames in Delhi

WATCH: empty bus bursts into flames in Delhi, no injuries reported

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A massive fire erupted in a bus owned by the&nbsp;Delhi Transport Corporation on Wednesday. No one was injured as the bus was empty when it burst into flames but two shops caught fire.&nbsp;
According to the fire brigade officials, it took them more than an hour to bring the blaze under control after rushing&nbsp;eight fire engines to the spot.&nbsp;
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Huge blaze as Delhi bus catches fire No injury reported, the bus was empty Fire officials: took over an hour to control blaze

No one was injured as the bus was empty when it burst into flames but two shops caught fire.&nbsp;

A massive fire erupted in a bus owned by the&nbsp;Delhi Transport Corporation on Wednesday. No one was injured as the bus was empty when it burst into flames but two shops caught fire.&nbsp;
According to the fire brigade officials, it took them more than an hour to bring the blaze under control after rushing&nbsp;eight fire engines to the spot.&nbsp;
A video of the incident show thick black smoke billowing out of the bus as the fire blazed.&nbsp;
Tata&nbsp;Motors, the manufacturers of the DTC&nbsp;bus, issued a statement saying, 'an unfortunate fire incident occurred on one of the CNG buses in New Delhi. Fortunately, there were no injuries to anyone.'
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'While we are unable to comment on specifics pending investigation, we will extend our fullest cooperation to the authorities in identifying the cause. Tata Motors is committed to offering safe and high quality vehicles for public transport,' the statement added
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