North India Statesman
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Mumbai: New information is coming to light in the Bengaluru bomb blast case. It is suspected that the suspected terrorist had come to Pune after the blast. Therefore, the team of National Investigation Agency (NIA) has reached Pune for the search operation.
On the basis of CCTV footage and photographs of the suspect, an operation is being conducted to arrest him. It is noteworthy that there has been an incident of terrorists staying in Pune earlier also.
Recently, NIA had raided a building located in Kondhwa area of Pune to arrest a suspected terrorist. Some time ago a terrorist was arrested from Kondwa. Therefore, NIA suspects that the accused might have come to Pune after the bomb blast.
The terrorist who carried out the blast had gone to Ballari in Karnataka. It is said that after this he changed the bus and came to Pune via Gokanmarg. There was a bomb blast on March 1 in the Rameshwaram Cafe located in the high-profile Brookfield complex of Karnataka's capital Bengaluru. 10 people were injured in this.
The Rameshwaram cafe blast was planned. The accused was in no hurry. Even after the blast, the terrorist came out with a cool head. Some CCTV footage of this is also coming to the fore.
The suspected terrorist left the cafe at 11.43 am carrying a bag full of explosives. Then he was captured in the CCTV camera. After a few minutes he boarded the BMTC bus. He was seen wearing a full sleeve shirt and polo cap, glasses and face mask, purple half T-shirt.
The NIA team has examined CCTV footage of Bengaluru bus stop, Tumkur, Ballari, Hospet, Bhatkal, Gokarna and other areas for further investigation.
It is discussed that the suspected terrorist had come to Pune via Bhatkal, Gokarna, Belgaum, Kolhapur.
