China says clash suspects met to study Quran

Published April 30, 2013 10:35am ET



BEIJING (AP) — The perpetrators of deadly violence last week in China’s Xinjiang region held secret Quran study sessions and possessed extremist religious literature, authorities said Tuesday, accusations likely to be used by Beijing as justification for its strict rules on Islam in the vast northwestern territory.

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