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MP police arrest five suspects in Hyderabad

By IANS | Updated: May 9, 2023 15:00 IST

Hyderabad, May 9 Madhya Pradesh police have arrested five persons in Hyderabad for alleged links with a radical ...

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Hyderabad, May 9 Madhya Pradesh police have arrested five persons in Hyderabad for alleged links with a radical group.

Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) of Madhya Pradesh police arrested the suspects on Tuesday, a day after it picked up 11 alleged members of the same group in Bhopal.

The arrests were made by the ATS in coordination with the Hyderabad police. The police reportedly seized jihadi literature, knives and airguns from those arrested.

The five men arrested in Hyderabad are suspected to have links with those held in Madhya Pradesh. They were shifted to Bhopal for investigation.

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