Arrests over Red Fort attack

Police in India have arrested three more people on suspicion of involvement in the attack on an army camp in the Red Fort in Delhi nearly two weeks ago.

A police spokesman said the three served as local contacts for those who carried out the raid.

He said they belong to the Lashkar-e-Toyeba group, which claimed responsibility for the attack on Red Fort.

But the group, which is fighting for Kashmiri independence, said its members who carried out the attack are all safe.

Three people, including an Indian soldier, died in the Red Fort attact.

From the newsroom of the BBC World Service