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FIFTY-ONE SUSPECTS HAVE BEEN ARRESTED FOLLOWING AN ARSON ATTACK ON A T...
World | February 28, 2002, Thursday // 00:00
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Fifty-one suspects have been arrested following an arson attack on a train in the western Indian state of Gujarat, which killed 58 people, government officials said. Those arrested are being held on charges of arson, rioting and looting. Police in the western Indian city of Ahmedabad say four people have been stabbed to death in violence following an attack by Muslims on Wednesday on a train carrying Hindu activists. The attack on the train is being blamed on suspected Muslim militants.
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