 Indian police on Monday arrested two suspected Islamic militants armed with explosives as they stepped off a train in New Delhi. The two men were identified as members of the Lashkar-e-Taiba, deputy commissioner of Delhi police Alok Kumar told AFP. Kumar said the Bangladeshi nationals, Mohammed Aslam Gir and Abdul Razaq, were carrying 1.5 kilogrammes of RDX high-grade explosives. "They boarded the train in Jammu and were arrested when they got off in Delhi early this morning," Kumar said. “We made the arrest based on an intelligence tip-off. We are in the process of interrogating them and then we will get more details.” However, Lashkar spokesman Abdullah Gaznavi told AFP in Srinagar that the two arrested men “were not at all part of the group”. |