10 suspected militants could have sneaked into national capital

New Delhi: After Gujarat, now a high alert has been sounded in the national capital following a warning issued by the intelligence agencies that ten suspected Lashkar and Jaish militants could have entered Delhi. According to reports, security officials have passed information to Delhi Police in this regard. The intelligence agencies further issued a warning saying the suspects may carry out strikes in markets and malls.

Two teams of the National Security Guards (NSG) landed in Gujarat, earlier in the day, following a high alert sounded by the central government amid reports that terrorists have entered the coastal state.

"The Gujarat Police are on alert. The state government had asked the Centre to send NSG teams, which have also arrived," the state's Home Minister Rajanikant Patel told reporters here. He said, "We have issued high alert and beefed up security at all key installations."