New Delhi: The NIA on Saturday transported two principal suspects from Kolkata to Bengaluru relating to the Rameshwaram Cafe blast case. Both the suspects Mussavir Hussain Shazib and Adbul Matheen Ahmed Taahaa will endure commonplace medical examinations earlier than showing within the native NIA court docket, reported PTI.
A Kolkata court docket granted a 3-day transit remand for the 2 suspects within the blast case, allowing the NIA to switch them to the capital of Karnataka. Shazib and Taahaa had been apprehended by the NIA in Kolkata for his or her purported involvement within the March 1 explosion at Rameshwaram Cafe, leading to accidents to 10 people.
#WATCH | Bengaluru: Two prime suspects of The Rameswaram Cafe blast case taken for medical examination from the Directorate of Forensic Science Laboratories, Karnataka.
They had been arrested from West Bengal yesterday and introduced right here on a three-day transit remand by NIA. pic.twitter.com/myWzGnAjks
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NIA officers said that Shazib was answerable for putting the Improvised Explosive Device (IED) on the cafe, whereas Taahaa was recognized because the mastermind behind the incident. Additionally, the NIA had supplied a reward of Rs 10 lakh every for people offering data resulting in the arrest of those two suspects final month.
During the early hours of Friday, the NIA introduced that its groups had efficiently positioned the fugitive suspects close to Kolkata, the place they’d been concealing their identities. The NIA talked about that people related to numerous elements of the suspects’ lives had been being summoned for interrogation to gather essential proof and data related to the case. On March 29, the NIA had beforehand supplied rewards of Rs 10 lakh every for the apprehension of those two main absconders.
On March 1, a restaurant located on ITPL Road, Brookefield, Bengaluru, was shaken by an IED explosion. The investigation was transferred to the NIA on March 3.
