New Delhi  - Indian doctor Sabeel Ahmed, brother of Kafeel Ahmed who died in a suicide car bomb attack on Glasgow airport, was deported to India and returned to his home in the southern city of Bangalore on Thursday.

Twenty-six-year-old Sabeel pleaded guilty at London's Old Bailey last month to withholding information about his elder brother's plot to blow up the Glasgow airport.

He was given an 18-month sentence but was released for deportation because of the time spent in remand during the trial.

Sabeel, who arrived at the Bangalore airport by a British Airways flight in the early hours of Thursday, was whisked away from the airport by security personnel through another exit to avoid the media.

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Kathaunda (MP)/Agra, May 7 : Civic authorities faced stiff resistance in Kathaunda village in Madhya Pradesh while trying to acquire 35-hectares of land for a sewage treatment plant.

The villagers turned violent against the authorities when they started to tear down houses in the area.

The villagers alleged they were not given proper notice by the authorities for vacation of the land.