Indian Airports on High Alert

Terror

Updated Apr. 25, 2017 4:38PM EDT / Published Dec. 04, 2008 2:13AM EST

Indian authorities have put four Indian airports on high alert, reporting of an attempt to hijack one or more planes at Delhi, Mumbai, and Bangalore airports. The alerts come after a letter, which claimed terror groups might strike at the airports on December 6 and hijack a plane, was sent to an Indian news agency. The Defense Ministry reported that “credible intelligence” has indicated a plot to commandeer a jet at a provincial airport for an attack on a major city. Indian TV reported that the alert was issued after an email from Deccan Mujahedeen, the same group that claimed responsibility for the Mumbai attacks.

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Indian Airports on High Alert