Mumbai, Dec 23 (IBNS): Mumbai Police on Thursday said four Laskhar-e-Taiba (LeT) terrorists have entered India’s financial capital to carry out attacks during the festive season.
“Some Jihadi elements have entered Mumbai. Four member of LeT have entered for carrying out violence in connection with possibly the oncoming festive season,” Mumbai Joint Commissioner of Police (Crime) Himanshu Roy told reporters.
He said the names of the terrorists are Abdul Karim Mussa, Noor Abdul Ilahi, Whalid Jinnah, and Mafooz Alam.
Police also released a portrait of one of the four terrorists and has asked people to call (022) 22633333 to give information.
Mumbai, along with Ahmedabad, had been put on high alert by the Central government after specific intelligence inputs about possible attacks by the Pakistan-based militant outfit.
In a series of terrorist attacks by Pakistani terrorists in Nov 2008 during a 60-hour siege, at least 166 people died. The terrorists had targeted railway stations, luxury hotels and hospital.
4 LeT terrorists enter Mumbai: Police
“Some Jihadi elements have entered Mumbai. Four member of LeT have entered for carrying out violence in connection with possibly the oncoming festive season,” Mumbai Joint Commissioner of Police (Crime) Himanshu Roy told reporters.
He said the names of the terrorists are Abdul Karim Mussa, Noor Abdul Ilahi, Whalid Jinnah, and Mafooz Alam.
Police also released a portrait of one of the four terrorists and has asked people to call (022) 22633333 to give information.
Mumbai, along with Ahmedabad, had been put on high alert by the Central government after specific intelligence inputs about possible attacks by the Pakistan-based militant outfit.
In a series of terrorist attacks by Pakistani terrorists in Nov 2008 during a 60-hour siege, at least 166 people died. The terrorists had targeted railway stations, luxury hotels and hospital.
4 LeT terrorists enter Mumbai: Police
