Goa on high alert
PTI, PANAJI | 22 August 2010 22:10 IST
Goa has been put on high alert as terror outfits may strike during the coming festive season, a senior official said on Saturday.
Goa Chief Secretary Sanjiv Srivastava told reporters in Panaji that night patrolling has been intensified and special protection provided at vital installations.
The Union Home Ministry had alerted Goa government as also many other states in the country about possible terror attacks based on intelligence inputs.
That indication is that Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) could strike during the festive season.
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Only GOD can save Goa from terrerist attack Mr. Sanjiv. Your police could not catch Micky for more than a month. How will you catch terrerists?
- Shekhar, Panaji | 23 rd August 2010 10:45
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