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 2. 2009 jakarta bombings
3. 2001 indian parliament attack
4. 2003 aceh new year's eve bombing
5. inglis barracks bombing
6. 2005 delhi bombings
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9. 2014 wagah border suicide attack
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 11. bandaranaike airport attack
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15. 1980 moradabad riots
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19. 2008 bangalore serial blasts
20. 2006 vadodara riots
 21. 2004 beni attack
22. boston marathon bombing
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24. taksim square massacre
25. 2000 terrorist attack on red fort
26. 2002 bali bombings
27. 2016 brussels bombings
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29. 1996 manchester bombing
30. tarata bombing
 31. 1972 aldershot bombing
32. 2013 tiananmen square attack
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34. 2003 marriott hotel bombing
35. 2017 westminster attack
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37. 2006 malegaon bombings
38. 2021 kabul airport attack
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