Mangaluru blast case: As the investigation into Mohammed Shariq’s ties to terrorism deepens, the intelligence agencies conducted a raid on his Mysore, India, rental home on Sunday. They seized explosives, one mobile phone, two fake Aadhaar cards, one PAN, a debit card, and an unused SIM. Shariq is accused in the Mangaluru blast case.
A moving auto rickshaw in Mangaluru experienced an explosion two days ago, leaving Sharif and the driver with burn wounds. A team of National Investigation Agency (NIA) investigators was sent to the coastal Karntaka area after investigation proved that the explosion was undoubtedly a “act of terror.”
One new suspect, an Assamese national, has been held for questioning in Tamil Nadu’s Nagercoil, one day after Karnataka DGP Praveen Sood said that Shariq had just visited that state.
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NIA to take over probe into Mangaluru blast case
According to sources in the Karnataka police, a special team of sleuths from the National Investigation Agency (NIA) have already joined the investigation into the Mangaluru autorickshaw blast and the case will soon be formally turned over to the central agency.
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