Court permission sought to interrogate terrorists
9 May 2012 8:50 AM IST
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has sought a Delhi court's permission to interrogate six alleged members of the Indian Mujahideen terror group in connection with the 25 May 2011 blast outside the Delhi high court.
The low-intensity blast took place outside gate number 7. The explosive was kept in a white polythene bag near a lawyer's car. No one was injured in the explosion.
The NIA requested Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Manish Yaduvanshi to grant permission to examine Gayur Ahmad Jamali, Abdul Rehman, Mohd. Adil, Bashir Hussain, Mohd. Qateel Siddiqui and Mohd. Tarique Anjum Ahsan, who are in judicial custody.
The six accused were arrested by Delhi Police for their alleged involvement in terror strikes in Delhi and other places. Delhi police had claimed to bust a pan module, with the arrest of these six suspected Indian Mujahideen operatives in december last year.
A seventh person, 28-year-old Yasin Bhatkal alias Imran, who was emerged as the kingpin of the module is still at large. The module was tracked down with the help of Mohammed Qateel Siddqui who was arrested from Anand Vihar bus terminus and led the police to Mohammed Adil, a Pakistani national, who was arrested from Madhubani in Bihar.
The court has fixed 16 August for the next hearing after NIA told court that they will make a schedule in respect of proposed examination of the accused. The probe agency till date has no clue on the blast.
All the members of this modules were subjected to intensive interrogation. Their interrogation revealed that this module is involved in Pune German Bakery blast, the Bangalore Chinnaswami stadium blast and Jama Masjid shoot out and blast, a police statement said.
Reports said the suspects were also involved in the February 2010 German Bakery bomb blast in Pune, the firing incident outside Delhi’s Jama Masjid just before the Commonwealth Games in October last year, and the bomb blast outside the Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore in April last year.
The low-intensity blast took place outside gate number 7. The explosive was kept in a white polythene bag near a lawyer's car. No one was injured in the explosion.
The NIA requested Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Manish Yaduvanshi to grant permission to examine Gayur Ahmad Jamali, Abdul Rehman, Mohd. Adil, Bashir Hussain, Mohd. Qateel Siddiqui and Mohd. Tarique Anjum Ahsan, who are in judicial custody.
The six accused were arrested by Delhi Police for their alleged involvement in terror strikes in Delhi and other places. Delhi police had claimed to bust a pan module, with the arrest of these six suspected Indian Mujahideen operatives in december last year.
A seventh person, 28-year-old Yasin Bhatkal alias Imran, who was emerged as the kingpin of the module is still at large. The module was tracked down with the help of Mohammed Qateel Siddqui who was arrested from Anand Vihar bus terminus and led the police to Mohammed Adil, a Pakistani national, who was arrested from Madhubani in Bihar.
The court has fixed 16 August for the next hearing after NIA told court that they will make a schedule in respect of proposed examination of the accused. The probe agency till date has no clue on the blast.
All the members of this modules were subjected to intensive interrogation. Their interrogation revealed that this module is involved in Pune German Bakery blast, the Bangalore Chinnaswami stadium blast and Jama Masjid shoot out and blast, a police statement said.
Reports said the suspects were also involved in the February 2010 German Bakery bomb blast in Pune, the firing incident outside Delhi’s Jama Masjid just before the Commonwealth Games in October last year, and the bomb blast outside the Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore in April last year.
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