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Airports on high alert after hijack warning
Published on Thu, Dec 04, 2008 at 11:02, Updated on Thu, Dec 04, 2008 at 13:11 in 
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New Delhi: Security has been tightened at all airports following an intelligence warning.
According to intelligence agencies, there is a possibility of an Indian airplane being hijacked small airports where security checks are less stringent.
Airports in small cities like Jaipur, Chandigarh, Nashik and Guwahati are at maximum risk.
Intelligence agencies have alerted small airports and air marshals are being sent to sensitive sectors.
The Bureau of Civil Aviation Security is carrying out checks across the country. Earlier, there were rumours of a bag being found at Mumbai airport but those were found to be false.
According to some media reports, Deccan Mujahidden, a little-known organisation that claimed responsibility for Mumbai attacks, has sent an e-mail threatening to attack three Indian airports.
Intelligence agencies believe that the Deccan Mujahideen is a front created by LeT for it's Mumbai strikes.
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Why do we go on high alert only when there is a threat call or a warning?? Isnt it too
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Don't these terrorists complete/initiate their act and claim responsibility next,for publicity purposes?
It is time passengers/visitors cooperate
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hope not only the public but also the so called VIPs and VVIP's are also bought under some security check.
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DEAR SIR
THE FACTOR ANALYSIS SAYS THAT EITHER JAIPUR OR BANGALORE IS GOING TO BE THE NEXT TARGET
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Yes, we have to be extrordinarily alert in foiling attempts by the terrorists to hijack Indian aircrafts after their adeventure
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