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Indian Mujahideen claims responsibility for Jaipur blasts
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14:33, May 15, 2008

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A little-known organization named "Indian Mujahideen" has claimed responsibility for carrying out serial terror blasts in Jaipur on Tuesday, which killed 63 people and wounded more than 150, according to NDTV Thursday.

Indian Mujahideen buttressed its claim by sending video clips to the media of a cycle strapped with a bag that it claimed held the bomb.

The video, which was sent to the media in the capital by Indian Mujahideen late on Wednesday evening, mentioned the number -- 129489 -- etched on the frame of the cycle shown in the clip.

The Mujahideen claimed that the cycle was the one that was used for the terror blast in the Indian tourist city of Jaipur.

The email was sent from an internet cafe in New Delhi's Shakarpur locality half an hour before the explosives went off in Varanasi, Faizabad and Lucknow in India.

Source:Xinhua



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