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Three 'detained' over train blast Three held over India train blast
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Police in India say they have detained three people in connection with Sunday's bomb attack aboard a train travelling from India to Pakistan.Police in India say they have detained three people in connection with Sunday's bomb attack aboard a train travelling from India to Pakistan.
Two men and a woman were picked up from northern Rajasthan state following a tip-off from the police in neighbouring Haryana, where the blast took place.Two men and a woman were picked up from northern Rajasthan state following a tip-off from the police in neighbouring Haryana, where the blast took place.
The blasts and blaze on the cross-border train killed 68 people, most of them Pakistanis. The blasts and blaze on the cross-border train killed 68 people.
India has said it would share with Pakistan details of the investigation. Authorities in India say 33 of the bodies have been identified so far. Twenty-seven of them are Pakistanis.
The three persons were detained by police from Bikaner, one of Rajasthan's four districts bordering Pakistan, says the BBC correspondent in the state. Meanwhile, the bodies of 12 Pakistani nationals killed in the blast, including six members of one family, have arrived in Pakistan.
Rajasthan Interior Minister Ghulab Chand Kataria told the BBC that the police had initially detained one person, who resembled the sketch of a man that the police put out on Tuesday. Questioning
The three people were detained by police in Bikaner, one of Rajasthan's four districts bordering Pakistan, says the BBC correspondent in the state.
The fire engulfed two carriages on the Samjhauta (Friendship) Express
Rajasthan Interior Minister Ghulab Chand Kataria told the BBC that the police had initially detained one person, who resembled the sketch of a man put out by police on Tuesday.
The two others who had been picked up were relatives of the man, he said.The two others who had been picked up were relatives of the man, he said.
"It is too early to say anything until the interrogations are complete," the minister said."It is too early to say anything until the interrogations are complete," the minister said.
The police are questioning the three, and no details are yet available. The police are questioning the three, and would give no further details.
Not clear
It is not clear who was behind the attack on the Friendship Express near Panipat, 80km (50 miles) from Delhi, and no group has admitted carrying it out.It is not clear who was behind the attack on the Friendship Express near Panipat, 80km (50 miles) from Delhi, and no group has admitted carrying it out.
The police issued sketches of two men they believe got off the train just moments before it was hit by the deadly bombing on Sunday night. Police say they believe the men shown in the sketches left the train just moments before the bombs went off.
The fire engulfed two carriages on the Samjhauta (Friendship) Express
However, it is not known how the two men got off the speeding train, which had only slowed down after the driver was alerted that there was fire in two carriages.However, it is not known how the two men got off the speeding train, which had only slowed down after the driver was alerted that there was fire in two carriages.
The police has said it has recovered 14 plastic bottles "filled with kerosene", a suitcase and plastic digital timers from the site of the blasts. Police say they recovered 14 plastic bottles "filled with kerosene", a suitcase and plastic digital timers from the site of the blasts.
India and Pakistan have condemned the blasts and vowed to continue with the peace process. Sharing intelligence
Indian and Pakistani leaders continued with scheduled peace talks this week in Delhi. Both sides condemned the blasts and vowed to continue with the peace process.
The two countries established a joint panel last year to share intelligence to help fight terrorism.The two countries established a joint panel last year to share intelligence to help fight terrorism.
Similar attacks in the past have been blamed by India on Pakistan-based militants. Similar attacks in the past have been blamed by India on Pakistan-based militants, but this time neither side has rushed to accuse the other.
The bombing of commuter trains in Mumbai last year effectively derailed peace talks for many months - although allegations of Pakistani involvement were never proved and vehemently rejected by Islamabad.The bombing of commuter trains in Mumbai last year effectively derailed peace talks for many months - although allegations of Pakistani involvement were never proved and vehemently rejected by Islamabad.
The twice-weekly cross-border Friendship Express - one of only two rail links between India and Pakistan - was restarted in 2004 after a two-year gap as part of the peace process.The twice-weekly cross-border Friendship Express - one of only two rail links between India and Pakistan - was restarted in 2004 after a two-year gap as part of the peace process.
Talks have been going on for three years, but have made little headway on key issues such as the dispute over Kashmir.Talks have been going on for three years, but have made little headway on key issues such as the dispute over Kashmir.