AFP journo and 3 others injured in crossfire
Mumbai,
Nov
28:
In
the
final
counter
attacks
between
NSG
and
terrorists,
an
AFP
correspondent
and
three
other
people
have
been
injured
at
the
Taj
Hotel.
Firing
at
the
Nariman
House
still
continues.
National
Security
Guard
Director
General
Jyoti
Krishan
Dutt
said
that
the
operation
at
the
two
locations
will
get
over
as
soon
as
the
terrorists
are
neutralised.
"The
operation
has
been
done
in
a
professional
manner.
Many
hostages
fell
to
the
bullets
and
bodies
are
being
recovered.
Some
were
found
in
rooms
and
some
in
corridors," Dutt
said.
"The
terrorists
have
been
moving
from
one
place
to
another
and
we
are
trying
to
corner
them,"
he
said.
"Taj Tower has been cleared. At Heritage we are yet to neutralise the terrorists. We will also see if unexploded grenades are lying there," he added.
Speaking about the operation at the Jewish centre of Nariman House, Dutt said that they still had no final input about the number of hostages and added that they want all the hostages to come out safe.
Earlier, said that his team saw 12 to 15 bodies in one room of the Taj Hotel.
"We found 12-15 bodies," a Marine Commandos (Marcos) unit chief with face covered with a black scarf and sunglasses, told a news conference at the Western Naval Headquarters, INS Angre.
"We recovered $1200, AK series rifles, credit cards and Mauritian national identity card from Taj hotel," the commando chief said.
"We found a bag which contained dry fruits, large amount of ammunition, foreign money (dollars), seven fully filled magazines of AK rifles with extra rounds, grenades of different make, most likely made in China, seven credit cards of ICICI, HDFC, CITI Bank, HSBC etc," he revealed.
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