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False alarm about terrorists in city

NEW DELHI: A Central intelligence input about the presence of six suspected terrorists in the Capital on Tuesday turned out to be false after the Delhi police cross-checked the antecedents of the suspects.

The police received the input from intelligence agencies stating that six suspected militants had entered the city in a car. The registration number of the vehicle was also provided. According to police sources, they tracked down the vehicle and cross-checked the antecedents of the suspects, but did not find anything suspicious about them. Nevertheless, the police are on alert in view of the recent intelligence tip-off warning of a possible terror strike in the Capital.

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