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Pakistan's ISI backed terror network busted in Delhi; Police arrest 7 individuals
Police say the network was functioning under the patronage of Pakistan’s ISI and was using Indians to further terror activities; police have arrested suspects from Uttar Pradesh and Punjab
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What happenedDelhi Police Special Cell on Tuesday busted a major Pakistan-backed terror and criminal network operating in the national capital and arrested seven individuals in connection with the case.
The headline splitOne side frames it as "Delhi Police arrest seven, bust Pakistan-backed terror syndicate". The other frames it as "Pakistan's ISI backed terror network busted in Delhi; Police arrest 7 individuals".
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Left / center-leftDelhi Police arrest seven, bust Pakistan-backed terror syndicate
The Hindu · Center-left · News report
CenterPakistan's ISI backed terror network busted in Delhi; Police arrest 7 individuals
DNA India · Center · News report
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Delhi Police arrest seven, bust Pakistan-backed terror syndicate
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Police say the network was functioning under the patronage of Pakistan’s ISI and was using Indians to further terror activities; police have arrested suspects from Uttar Pradesh and Punjab
Pakistan's ISI backed terror network busted in Delhi; Police arrest 7 individuals
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Delhi Police Special Cell on Tuesday busted a major Pakistan-backed terror and criminal network operating in the national capital and arrested seven individuals in connection with the case.
