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Delhi Police release photos of two terrorists suspected to be in city

| @indiablooms | Nov 20, 2018, at 10:41 pm

New Delhi, Nov 20 (IBNS): The Delhi Police on Tuesday released photos of two terrorists, who are suspected to be in the city.

The police also asked people to keep a lookout for them, media reports said.

Anybody spotting them has been requested to call the Paharganj police station at 011-23520787 or 011-2352474.

In the photo, the terrorists can be seen posing next to a milestone stating 'Delhi 360 km, Ferozepur 9 km' in dark kurtas and religious headgear.

The Punjab Police had issued an alert last week  itself after its counter-intelligence wing reported that six to seven Jaish-e-Mohammad terrorists "could be moving towards Delhi" from the state, said reports.

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