The issue of the Hyderabad blasts on Friday resonated in Parliament with the government facing flak for failing to check such attacks even as Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde promised "more firm action" to eliminate terror.
Making a statement in both Houses, Shinde said intelligence inputs had suggested the possibility of terror attacks in five cities including Hyderabad and the city police chiefs were alerted in this regard five-six days ago.
Both the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha saw an impromptu discussion on yesterday's incident and the Home Minister made a statement giving details of the attack and the action taken.
Shinde said government will take all possible actions to bring to book the culprits of the twin blasts in which 16 people were killed and 117 injured.
Making a statement in both Houses, Shinde said intelligence inputs had suggested the possibility of terror attacks in five cities including Hyderabad and the city police chiefs were alerted in this regard five-six days ago.
Both the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha saw an impromptu discussion on yesterday's incident and the Home Minister made a statement giving details of the attack and the action taken.