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Deadly explosions hit New Delhi

NEW DELHI (AP) - A series of explosions shook New Delhi on Oct. 29, tearing through markets crowded with shoppers ahead of Diwali and killing at least 49 people

While the Indian government faces opposition from dozens of militant organizations - from tiny fringe organizations to well-armed Kashmiri rebel groups - there was no official word as to who was behind the bombings

The explosions occurred as Indian and Pakistani officials agreed on an unprecedented opening of their disputed frontier to help victims of the Oct. 8 earthquake.

Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh claimed Oct. 31 there was a foreign link to the bombings - an apparent reference to Kashmiri militants based in Pakistan - but both nations sought to preserve their fragile peacemaking

Pakistani President Gen. Pervez Musharraf also condemned the bombings in India as "a dastardly terrorist attack," and said Pakistan would fully cooperate in any investigation.

Shukan ST: Nov. 11, 2005

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World News Deadly explosions hit New Delhi NEW DELHI (AP) - A series of explosions shook New Delhi on Oct. 29, tearing through markets crowded with shoppers ahead of Diwali and killing at least 49 people While the Indian government faces opposition from dozens of militant organizations - from tiny fringe organizations to well-armed Kashmiri rebel groups - there was no official word as to who was behind the bombings The explosions occurred as Indian and Pakistani officials agreed on an unprecedented opening of their disputed frontier to help victims of the Oct. 8 earthquake. Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh claimed Oct. 31 there was a foreign link to the bombings - an apparent reference to Kashmiri militants based in Pakistan - but both nations sought to preserve their fragile peacemaking Pakistani President Gen. Pervez Musharraf also condemned the bombings in India as "a dastardly terrorist attack," and said Pakistan would fully cooperate in any investigation. Shukan ST: Nov. 11, 2005 (C) All rights reserved