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`Fidayeen' attack alert sounded

Staff Reporter

Police carrying out raids and looking out for members of banned organisation SIMI Police carrying out raids and looking out for members of banned organisation SIMI

NEW DELHI: A general "fidayeen" attack alert has been sounded in the Capital and the police are looking for members of the banned Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI). However, no arrests have been made so far.A general warning about a possible suicide attack at government buildings and busy markets in the Capital has been sounded, sources say. Plainclothes personnel have been deployed at strategic places to keep a watch on suspicious activities.

Officers are closely studying the serial blasts in Mumbai trains .The Special Cell has in the recent past arrested a few terrorists trained in Bangladesh who were involved in planting bombs in trains.

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