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Al Jazeera English - Central/S. Asia

Al Jazeera English - Central/S. Asia: "Indian police have released images of two men believed to have left a Pakistan-bound train before two bombs exploded on Monday, starting a fire that killed 68 people.

The images were released on Tuesday and Sharad Kumar, police inspector-general, said: 'Around 11:30pm, these people got down and the blasts happened 15 minutes later.'




Speaking in Panipat, he said one of the men was around 35 or 36 years old, plumpish and dark, with a moustache."

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