Indian Muslim

By Mohammed Arifuddin for TwoCircles.net,

Asks ministers, legislators to set best examples; wows to carry on war against corruption By News Agency of kashmir

Jammu : Chief Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad today announced CBI probe into the killing of former Minister of State, Dr. Ghulam Nabi Lone and arrest of the person who had reportedly made an intimidating call to the mother of legislator, Shoaib Lone for his raising the issue of corruption against a minister in the legislative assembly.

By IANS Srinagar : A National Conference leader was shot dead Wednesday morning when he was returning after offering prayers at a mosque in this Jammu and Kashmir summer capital. Police said Ghulam Nabi Wani, a National Conference councillor in Srinagar's Khanyar locality, about three km from the city centre Lal Chowk, was killed when suspected separatist guerrillas pumped bullets into him. "Wani was immediately taken to hospital where he succumbed to his injuries. He had received critical bullet injuries including one in his head," a police officer said.

By Robin Bansal, IANS, New Delhi : Despite the hype, "Rock On", "Chamku", "C Kkompany" and "Mukhbiir" - all releasing Friday - have not fetched much response in terms of advance bookings. They are being tagged as "gap fillers" or "average movies" because they are opening a day before Ramadan. "Ramadan is supposed to be a month for average films or gap fillers, which don't get any other release date during the year. Generally, we don't expect much out of these movies," Joginder Mahajan, a Delhi-based distributor, told IANS.

By TCN Special Correspondent,

Srinagar : The Kashmir Valley faces no flood threat, authorities said on Sunday, as many residents of Srinagar began shifting to safer areas as...

By IANS New Delhi : A thriving 'Princess Friendship Club' that duped many men of thousands of rupees by enticing them with baits of providing "willing" female friends was busted by the police here Tuesday, and 11 women and a man were arrested. The gang duped men in Delhi, western Uttar Pradesh and Haryana. The alleged kingpin, Varun Singh, and the women were nabbed from two offices in a shopping mall near Pankha Road in west Delhi. A local court later sent those arrested to two days' judicial custody.

By DPA, Kabul: A series of firefights and a NATO airstrike in Afghanistan Tuesday left five civilians, including two women and two children, and 27 Taliban fighters dead, officials said. Afghan and NATO forces engaged a group of Taliban militants in Bala Murgab district of western province of Badghis Tuesday morning, killing 27 Taliban fighters, including five commanders, Jalandar Shah Behnam, an army commander in the western region said.

मोहम्मद आसिफ़ इकबाल सुप्रीम कोर्ट ने उत्तर प्रदेश के पत्रकार जोगेन्द्र सिंह को जिंदा जलाकर मार डालने के मामले में केंद्र सरकार और राज्य सरकार...

By IANS, Srinagar : The National Conference-Congress combine was leading in four of the six Lok Sabha seats in Jammu and Kashmir till 2 p.m. Saturday. NC leader Farooq Abdullah is leading in the Srinagar seat over his Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) rival Moulvi Ifftekhar Ansari by more than 32,000 votes. In Baramulla, NC candidate Sharief-ud-din Shariq is leading by more than 26,000 votes over his PDP rival Dilawar Mir. In Anantnag, NC's Mirza Mehboob Baig is leading over the PDP's Peer Mohammed Hussain with more than 4,000 votes.

By NNN-SPA Islamabad : Pakistan and India have agreed to release 248 prisoners on the eve of their respective Independence Days (August 14 and 15), officials said. Pakistan will release 113 while India will set free 133 prisoners. Forty-eight Pakistani prisoners are fishermen. Thirty-three Indian prisoners were civilians while 100 are fishermen. After the release of 248 prisoners, there will still be 822 prisoners in the jails of two countries.

By IANS, Lucknow : Unable to deal with his poverty, a father slit the throats of his three minor daughters in Uttar Pradesh's Varanasi district early Tuesday, police said. Ahmad, 40, killed his three daughters, aged between 6-14 years, in his house at Kamauli village, about 300 km from here. Ahmad has confessed to his crime. Suspecting the involvement of his wife Sitara in the killings, police have also arrested her.

By Shiva Thorat, Twocircles.net ‘Rasik Maybapa tula bhetav jata jata ani evadhach sangav gata gata maj maran yav majh gan marananhi eikav’ (Audience...

By IANS, Patna : A councillor in a civic body here has lost her post for having more than two children - the maximum limit set under a new law, officials Friday said.

आस मोहम्मद कैफ़, TwCircles.net पुरकाजी: कांग्रेस के प्रदेश अध्यक्ष राज बब्बर ने कहा कि भाजपा की सरकार पूँजीपतियों की सरकार है. भाजपा ने नोटबंदी कर...

By IANS, New Delhi : India Thursday slammed a US body's move to put India on its 'watch list' for allegedly inadequate response in protecting its religious minorities, and asserted that the Indian constitution guarantees freedom of religion and equality of opportunity to all its citizens. "India, a country of 1.1 billion people, is a multi-ethnic and multi-religious society," external affairs ministry spokesperson Vishnu Prakash said in response to a question.

By TCN News, New Delhi: The CPI (M) accusations against the Popular Front of India in the Lok Sabha led to disruptions and later adjournment of the house for half an hour yesterday. MB Rajesh, CPI (M) MP from Kerala, said in the Zero Hour that the centre should investigate into the allegations against the PFI. His naming of certain parties ‘that helped terrorists’ irritated some UPA MPs who protested against his remarks. The disruptions finally led to the adjournment of the house.

By IANS,

By Xinhua

Moscow : Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and his French counterpart, Bernard Kouchner, Tuesday expressed opposition to military action against Iran.

Their comments appear to be aimed at lowering the tension raised by Kouchner's remarks Sunday that France had to prepare for the possibility of war against Iran.

By Xinhua Gaza : President Mahmoud Abbas, Prime Minister Salam Fayyad and tens of thousands of Palestinians rallied in the West Bank city of Ramallah on Sunday to mark the third anniversary of late leader Yasser Arafat's passing away. Tens of thousands of Palestinian men and women gathered at the yard of al-Muqata'a, where Arafat's tomb is located, chanting slogans supporting Abbas and condemning Islamic Hamas bloody takeover of the Gaza Strip.

By TwoCircles.net staff reporter, Patna: More than 17,000 students across fifteen states appeared at the entrance examination for the Rahmani-30 residential coaching course for the IIT-JEE-2017 and AIPMT-2017 examination. These included 17,997 students, including 14,437 boys, for the IIT-JEE 2017 course and 3,520 girls for the AIPMT 2017 course.

By TCN Special Correspondent,

By IANS Islamabad : The security provided to former Pakistani prime minister Benazir Bhutto, whose return home Thursday was marred by a suicide bombing that left at least 139 people dead, will match that of President Pervez Musharraf but this could impact her political fortunes, a media report said Sunday. "Bhutto has reluctantly agreed to stick to the government's prescribed security-related rules of the game, which could end (her) Pakistan Peoples Party's popular (brand of) politics," The News said.

By TwoCircles.net news,

By IANS, New Delhi/Chicago: India Thursday said it was concerned that Mumbai terror suspect David Headley was to change his plea to guilty, even as New Delhi awaited his statement in a Chicago court. Home Minister P. Chidambaram met US intelligence chief Dennis C. Blair to convey New Delhi's concerns. If Pakistani-American Headley pleads guilty, it would affirm the suspicions of many in the security establishment in India that Headley was a double agent who worked for the CIA.

By DPA Cairo : Egyptian President Hosny Mubarak and King Abdullah II of Jordan met Thursday in the Sharm el-Sheikh resort in an attempt to coordinate Arab position ahead of next week's Middle East peace conference in Annapolis, Maryland, while efforts continue to coax reluctant Arab states into attending. Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas is expected to join the mini-summit later Thursday to map out a joint strategy and urge reluctant Arab countries to participate in the landmark meeting.

By TwoCircles.net Staff Reporter, Hyderabad: What was supposed to be a thanks-giving meeting of the All India Majlis-e-Itehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) at the party headquarter Daraul Salaam turned out to be an immense show of support where “unity among Muslims of Hyderabad” were flaunted and praised at a time when their fellow community members in other numerical powerful states fell apart and decimated into void.

By TwoCircles.net News Desk, New Delhi: Rashad Hussain, son of Drs Rokaiyya and Akbar Hussain, has been inducted by US President Barack Obama in his legal team, the White House Counsel. Indian-American Rashad Hussain will serve as Deputy Associate Counsel to the US President. Rashad Hussain has recently served as a Trial Attorney at the US Department of Justice. He was also a Law Clerk to Damon J Keith on the US Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit.

By Amulya Ganguli, The saffron brotherhood is apparently coming to terms with India's pluralism - and the constitution. As Prime Minister Narendra Modi's observation that his...

New Delhi, Feb 29 (IANS) Finance Minister P. Chidambaram Friday announced Rs.10 billion budgetary allocation for the development of minorities, who account for over 18 percent of the country's total population. With Rs.10 billion as plan allocation, the total annual outlay of the ministry of minority affairs for 2008-09 now stands at over Rs.10.13 billion. Chidambaram in his budget speech said, "More candidates belonging to the minorities will be recruited to the central paramilitary forces."

By IANS,

By IANS Guwahati: Muslims in Assam and other northeastern states Saturday celebrated Eid amid heavy rains in most part of the region.

By IANS, Gandhinagar: The central government Wednesday clarified in an affidavit before the Gujarat High Court that it would not object to a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) inquiry into the police killing of Mumbai college girl Ishrat Jehan and three others if the court so deemed it.

Islamabad, Nov 5 (DPA) Pakistani police Monday baton-charged and detained lawyers in the southern port city of Karachi as they protested the weekend proclamation of a state of emergency by President Pervez Musharraf. "Police beat us ruthlessly when we came to the Sindh High Court building in the morning and arrested a few dozen of our colleagues," lawyer Akhtar Hussain said. The clash came a day after law enforcement agencies detained hundreds of opposition workers, rights activists and lawyers throughout the country for criticising Musharraf's move.

By TCN News, New Delhi: Women representing various civil groups from across the country have called for restraint as young children are being killed by police bullets in the violence fast engulfing the entire Valley of Kashmir. They have called for restraint on both sides as violence cannot be justified.

'Its grim situation sometimes makes me think leaving the chair' By News Agency of Kashmir

Jammu : Stating that roots of corruption are deep and spread widely in the society, Deputy Chief Minister Mr. Muzaffar Hussain Baig said "an honest person feels suffocated in the grim, unscrupulous and dishonest situation where corruption looms the large. I some times feel hurt and think of leaving the chair", he said.

Kolkata : Launching a scathing attack on the Narendra Modi government and the Mamata Banerjee government, the CPI-M on Sunday alleged the two had...

TCN News नई दिल्ली : ‘‘संविधान सभा के सम्मानित सदस्य बहुत समझदार और खुले विचारों के थे, जिन्होंने अनुच्छेद -32 को शामिल करके भारत के...

By Mumtaz Alam Falahi, TwoCircles.net, New Delhi: When the word “Islam” or its adjective “Islamic” is attributed to a variety of things, more prominently today to terrorism and terrorists, a week-long international book fair concluding today at India Islamic Cultural Centre in New Delhi is also preceded with the word “Islamic”, indicating that the negative propaganda about the religion has only proved a boon for certain publishers.

By Faisal Fareed, TwoCircles.net,

By IANS,

By Xinhua Ramallah : Palestinian security forces loyal to President Mahmoud Abbas have detained 18 Hamas members in the West Bank in one of the largest crackdown against the Islamic movement, Hamas said Wednesday. In a press release, Hamas accused the Palestinian intelligence service, which is loyal to Abbas' Fatah movement, of carrying out most of the detentions in the West Bank city Ramallah. Other arrests were reported in Tulkarem Nablus and Hebron cities.

By IANS New Delhi: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh Saturday announced compensation of Rs.100,000 for those killed in the blast at Sufi saint Khwaja Moinuddin Chisti's shrine in Ajmer. Those who sustained serious injuries in Thursday's blast will receive a compensation of Rs.50,000, officials in the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) said. Two people were killed and nearly 20 injured at the famous dargah that attracts Muslim as well as non-Muslim devotees from India and abroad.

Hyderabad, Oct 20 (IANS) Aslam Parvaiz on Tuesday took charge as the new vice chancellor of Maulana Azad National Urdu University (MANUU) and promised...

By SPA Najran, Saudi Arabia : Yemeni Pilgrims have returned to their country through Al-khadra and Al-wadia exit points, after performing their Hajj rituals. Under directives of Prince Misha'al bin Saud bin Abdulaziz, the Governor of Najran Region, quarters in-charge of Hajj services are offering all necessary services to Yemeni Pilgrims to facilitate their departure.

By IANS,

By TCN News,

By Pervez Bari, TwoCircles.net,

Bhopal: The Popular Front of India National Executive Council, (NEC), has decided to organize National Political Conference with an objective of achieving total empowerment of depressed and marginalized classes. The conference will be held at Calicut in Kerala on February 13, 14 & 15, 2009.

By Agence India Press Bureau Report,

By Kashif-ul-Huda, TwoCircles.net

By TwoCircles.net Staff Reporter, Guwahati: At a time when the entire state of Assam has been rocked with a purported ‘intelligence report’ leaked to media which indicates involvement of the state’s prominent Muslim leader Badruddin Ajmal and his party All India United Democratic Front (AIUDF) with some Islamic fundamentalists, Deccan Chronicle, a popular national newspaper, has reported that it might be actually an outcome of personal rivalry.

By IANS,

By IANS, Toronto : A 48-year-old Indian Canadian man has been jailed for life by a city court for killing his daughter-in-law for allegedly having an affair with another man. Kamikar Singh Dhillon, who pleaded guilty to stabbing Amandeep Kaur, 22, to death Jan 1, 2009, said he feared his daughter-in-law would leave his son for another man with whom she was allegedly having an affair. The young woman, who came to Canada from Isru village near Ludhiana after marrying Dhillon's son in 2005, was stabbed multiple times with a knife in the family-run grocery store near Toronto airport.

By Md. Ali, TwoCircles.net,

Lucknow : The BJP Friday accused the ruling Samajwadi Party (SP) in Uttar Pradesh of trying to influence Hashim Ansari, the main petitioner in...

By Aziz A. Mubaraki,

By Mumtaz Alam Falahi, TwoCircles.net, Part of the Azamgarh speaks series. New Delhi: Nikhat Bano is pursuing MA in geography at Aligarh Muslim University. She did graduation also at AMU. She is from Azamgarh. Her village is not much developed but she herself reflects the developed thinking of Azamgarh Muslims about woman education.

Srinagar : Fearing large scale violence after Friday prayers, authorities clamped curfew in all the 10 districts of the Valley on friday. To prevent the...

By IANS, Srinagar : The first Srinagar-Jeddah flight carrying Haj pilgrims left this Jammu and Kashmir summer capital Tuesday morning. The pilgrims were given a warm send-off by Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, who had been personally overseeing the arrangements for this year's pilgrimage. Arrangements for ablutions, the 'ahram' (unstitched white robe), foreign exchange and travel documents had been made by the authorities at the Bemina Haj house here.

By IANS, Srinagar : A day after it foiled a major infiltration bid and killed eight guerrillas, the army Sunday said it expects increased incursions from across the border with Pakistan this summer. Talking to newsmen here, Brigadier General Staff (BGS) of 15 Corps, Brigadier Gurmeet Singh said 400 guerrillas were waiting to infiltrate from across the Line of Control to the Indian side. He said the army had killed eight infiltrators after it foiled a major infiltration bid in the Keran sector of the Line of Control last week.

By IANS New Delhi : The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) Monday brought back Amarendra Nath Ghosh, accused of cheating several nationalised banks to the tune of Rs.360 million during 1992-1996, in a special plane here after Germany cleared his extradition. "Ghosh, accused of swindling banks to the tune of Rs.360 million, has been brought back from Munich in a special flight under the strict supervision of Indian doctors after the German authorities cleared the extradition process," a senior CBI official told IANS.

By RINA, New Delhi: Muslim attorneys in Delhi are now debating on the strategy to ensure at least two Muslim members’ entry in the Delhi Bar Council. Supreme Court Lawyers’ Discussion Forum (SCLDF) held a meeting in this connection in Ghalib Academy on November 13. Candidates contesting this term’s election number one hundred and twenty-nine, seven Muslims among them. Rana Parveen Siddiqui who has been elected successively in last two terms is also in the fray. The elections will be held on coming December 1 and 2. Bar Council’s tenure is five years.

By TCN News, New Delhi: A delegation of social activists, citizens and academics on Monday met the National Minority Commission and drew attention towards the communally volatile situation in Delhi, which is developing in and around various re-settlement colonies across Delhi.

By TwoCircles.net Staff Correspondent, Kochi: T Naseer’s relative Shafas has also been reportedly caught by the police in Bangladesh. Shafas is supposed to have helped Naseer who is the third-accused in the controversial Kerala-Kashmir terror case. Both were being searched by the police. However, DIG TK Vinod Kumar who heads the ATS in Kerala reportedly said that no information has yet been received confirming that Naseer caught in Bangladesh was Thadiyantavide Naseer being searched by the Kerala police.

By TwoCircles.net Staff Reporter, नई दिल्ली/ पटना: केन्द्रीय मंत्री व भाजपा सांसद गिरीराज सिंह ने नीतीश-लालू के महागठबंधन की 'स्वाभिमान रैली' को फ्लॉप शो...

By Ram Puniyani Tehelka sting operation, Kalank, brought forward the truth of Godhra and Gujarat violence. This investigation reinforced the findings known earlier. Most of the reports by human rights activists had unearthed the same facts, the complicity of state with RSS combine to unleash a pogrom, to launch violence against Muslims, burning their properties and destroying their dargahas etc. What was new was that we all could see in live the perpetrators of the crime gloating over their shameful acts, from opening the womb of Kausar Bano to hacking to death of Ahsan Jaffri!

By IANS, New Delhi : Twenty-year-old Saddam Hussain became a drug addict at the tender age of seven.

By IANS Guwahati : Four people, including a ruling Congress party leader, and two policemen were killed Saturday in an ambush by tribal separatists in Assam. Police said a group of heavily armed militants of the Black Widow faction of the outlawed Dima Haolam Daogah (DHD) and the Hmar Peoples Convention attacked two vehicles near village Riaegol in north Cachar Hills district, 280 km from here. The dead include D. Hmar, a candidate of the Congress for elections to the north Cachar Hills District Autonomous Council, the police said. Hmar's driver was also killed.

By IANS United Nations : The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has called on the international community to double its efforts to alleviate the suffering of Palestinian refugees in Lebanon. Hamad Obaid Al Zaabi, member of the UAE delegation at the UN, Saturday told the General Assembly that as a result of continuous violence the living condition of some 4.6 million refugees in camps across Lebanon continued to deteriorate. He urged the world body for more aid and assistance to them, WAM news agency reported Sunday.

By IANS, Lucknow : Former captain of the Indian cricket team and Congress candidate for the Moradabad Lok Sabha seat in Uttar Pradesh Mohammad Azharuddin has been booked for violating the model code of conduct, an official said Saturday. "A case has been registered against Azharuddin after he distributed election pamphlets, which did not bear the name and address of publisher and printer, to voters in Badhapur village in Bijnore district May 7," additional superintendent of police R.K. Raghuvanshi told IANS over phone.

By Shafeeq Hudawi, TwoCircles.net, Kozhikode: Kerala, which is stated to follow the high secular and democratic values, it appears, is turning into the graveyard of political freedom. Throwing not only secularism and socialism but even minimal forms of liberalism, social activists are frequently targeted by the police.

By IANS,

By Dipankar De Sarkar, IANS London : Pakistan's Foreign Minister Khursheed Kasuri called up the head of a key Commonwealth group in a last-minute bid to stave off the country's suspension Monday from the 53-member association. Kasuri telephoned his Maltese counterpart Michael Frendo hours before the Commonwealth Ministerial Action Group (CMAG) was to meet in London to decide the Commonwealth's response on Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf's declaration of a state of emergency.

By IANS, Mumbai : Bollywood veteran Dilip Kumar has been admitted to the Lilavati Hospital here after testing positive for malaria, said hospital sources. The 86-year-old actor was brought to the hospital Sunday. "Yes, he (Dilip Kumar) was brought to Lilavati Hospital. But as of now we don't have any further updates on his health and we will talk about it once we get all the information from his doctors," Mohan Rajan, Lilavati Hospital spokesperson, told IANS. Last year, Dilip was admitted to the Apollo Hospital in New Delhi on account of a urinary infection.

By Nasiruddin Haider Khan,

For a large number of Indians, anything that is American is the best. So our language, living, clothing, food habits all are changing to suit our new belief. This trend has now even reached journalism. This American style of journalism was always present but now it is the loudest voice out there. American style journalism is our new benchmark, it is the best and it is the lead.

By IANS Jerusalem : Israel's short-range rocket-based missile interception systems will become operational in 18 months, local daily Ha'aretz reported Thursday. Officials at Rafael, or the National Authority for Development of Weapons and Military Technology, were quoted as saying that the system, named Iron Dome, will use the Israel Defence Forces' early warning radar system to identify short-range missiles and rockets in flight.

By IANS Srinagar : Three troopers were injured when suicide attackers stormed a huge Central Reserve Police Force (CPRF) camp near the Dal Lake here Thursday evening, officials said. Police said two heavily armed attackers entered the CRPF battalion headquarters located inside the Boulevard Hotel on the banks of the Dal Lake, the main tourist attraction in this summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir. "The fidayeens hurled grenades and fired heavily from their automatic weapons as they forced their entry into the hotel from the rear side," a senior police officer said.

By IANS,

By IANS, Thiruvananthapuram : Kerala will ask the central government to change electoral laws to enable NRIs to vote, state Finance Minister Thomas Isaac said in the state assembly Friday. The minister was responding to a query by Indian Union Muslim League leader P.K. Abdu Rabb who asked the state government to take up the issue with the centre.

By TCN News

By TwoCircles.net Staff Correspondent, Thiruvananthapuram: It is not right to put blame on one community in the name of terrorism, opined Oommen Chandy, the Leader of Opposition in the Kerala Assembly. He was speaking at the Mathamaithri (communal harmony) meeting organized by the UDF in front of the state Secretariat. Mr Chandy said that terrorism was a problem that all should face together. Activities on the matter should take into confidence all sections of people. The wrong done by an individual should not be given prominence looking at his community, he added.

By TCN News,

By IANS, Melbourne : A 23-year-old Indian student was hunted before being robbed, bashed and left unconscious at a telephone booth in Melbourne by a group of three youngsters, an Australian court has heard. Aleksander Trifunovic drove his friends- Shayne Comensoli and Lennon Metaxas- around Melbourne's west, looking for an Indian to rob in October last year, the Victorian County Court was told Wednesday.

Affirmative action in favour of the socially and educationally backward to ensure equality of opportunity is a matter of right, not of charity, said the Vice President. By TCN News, Azamgarh: The Vice President of India M. Hamid Ansari inaugurated the “International Seminar to mark the Centenary of Darul Musannefin Shibli Academy at Azamgarh, Uttar Pradesh” here on Saturday.

By IANS, Ambala : The Haryana police Tuesday ordered a probe after a pregnant woman under-trial prisoner was chained by jail authorities in the prisoners' ward of the Ambala civil hospital. Ambala district police chief S. Kabiraj ordered the probe after the matter was brought to the notice of senior police officials here. The woman, Madhu, 28, who is three months pregnant, was arrested from Delhi Aug 1 by the Ambala police after she was accused of kidnapping a minor girl, Ruby. The girl was recovered from her possession when the police traced her.

By TCN News, Hyderabad: Stressing on the need to make the students of MANUU well equipped with the demands of the market, Zafar Sareshwala, chancellor...

By IANS,

By IANS, Bhopal : The survivors of the world's worst industrial tragedy that hit the Madhya Pradesh capital in December 1984 don't have "much hope" from the new Rs.1,500 crore (Rs 15,000 million) relief package announced by the government and doubt whether it will be "distributed among the families of the victims honestly".

By Md. Ali, TwoCircles.net,

By Mumtaz Alam Falahi, TwoCircles.net, I salute Hemant Karkare for Malegaon probe which cleaned the image of Muslims who alone were blamed for terrorism. Government has not been fair in probing terror attacks as it blamed only Muslims for it, says Maulana Badruddin Ajmal talking to Mumtaz Alam Falahi of TwoCircles.net. Excerpts of the interview:

By Neena Bhandari, IANS

Sydney : The Australia Federal Police (AFP) investigation into terrorism links with the foiled UK bomb plot has extended to two more states - Western Australia and New South Wales - and five more doctors, including one Indian doctor in Sydney.