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| India police kill 'two militants' | |
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| Police in the Indian capital Delhi say they have killed two suspected militants in a shoot-out, days after a series of bomb blasts in the city. | |
| A senior official said two policemen were injured in the clash with militants around a house in the Muslim dominated Jamia Nagar area. | |
| There was a "fierce exchange" of gunfire around the house, eyewitnesses told the BBC. | |
| At least 20 people died in a series of blasts in the city last week. | At least 20 people died in a series of blasts in the city last week. |
| Television news channels showed an ambulance taking away a bloodied person from the crowded Jamia Nagar area after the gun battle ended. | |
| Witnesses told the BBC that a large contingent of policemen surrounded a four-storey home where the suspected militants were supposed to be hiding. | |
| "The police were firing at the fourth and top storey of the building. A lot of people had gathered around the building," one eyewitness said. | |
| On Wednesday, Delhi police issued sketches of three men who they believe were involved in the bomb attacks that hit the city on Saturday. | |
| About 90 people were injured when the five devices went off in busy shopping areas within minutes of each other. | |
| An e-mail purportedly from a group calling itself the "Indian Mujahideen" claimed it carried out the attacks. |