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New Year's Eve bomb arrests in India

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NEW DELHI, India (CNN) -- Police arrested two suspected terrorists with improvised explosive devices on New Year's Eve at a busy railway station in New Delhi.

New Delhi Police spokesman Ravi Pawar said the two are believed to be linked to Lashkar-e-Tayyiba.

The group, based in Pakistan, has been behind previous terrorist attacks and is believed to be associated with al Qaeda.

The U.S. State Department lists it as a terrorist organization.

Pawar said Friday's incident is "under investigation" and that the explosives "have gone for testing."

-- CNN's Seth Doane contributed to this report

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