Arrested Indian Mujahideen operative Yasin Bhatkal and his associate have ‘without any remorse’ acknowledged that they carried out many bomb blasts so as to ‘send a message’, a top district police official who interrogated the terror mastermind, on Friday said.
‘Bomb blast karta hu message dene ke liye (I carry out bomb blasts to send a message,’ Bhatkal was quoted as saying by Motihari superintendent of police Vinay Kumar, who played a key role in arrest of the two top IM operatives from Raxual on Indo-Nepal border and who initially questioned the two.
The Motihari SP had interrogated Bhatkal and Asadulla Akhtar alias Haddi at his office along with some NIA officials for more than three hours before producing them in the court of Chief Judicial Magistrate for transit remand on Thursday.
The SP said that the top IM terrorists talked about atrocities being committed on Rohingya muslims in Myanmar but denied any role in the Bodh Gaya serial blasts on 7 July.
‘Though he is denying, we feel his involvement in the Bodh Gaya explosions is on the higher side of probability,’ Kumar said that further investigations can throw light on the matter. Atrocities on Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar is stated to be a potent reason behind Bodh Gaya blasts that had left two monks wounded, including one from Myanmar, on 7 July.
‘Bomb blast karta hu message dene ke liye (I carry out bomb blasts to send a message,’ Bhatkal was quoted as saying by Motihari superintendent of police Vinay Kumar, who played a key role in arrest of the two top IM operatives from Raxual on Indo-Nepal border and who initially questioned the two.
The Motihari SP had interrogated Bhatkal and Asadulla Akhtar alias Haddi at his office along with some NIA officials for more than three hours before producing them in the court of Chief Judicial Magistrate for transit remand on Thursday.
The SP said that the top IM terrorists talked about atrocities being committed on Rohingya muslims in Myanmar but denied any role in the Bodh Gaya serial blasts on 7 July.
‘Though he is denying, we feel his involvement in the Bodh Gaya explosions is on the higher side of probability,’ Kumar said that further investigations can throw light on the matter. Atrocities on Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar is stated to be a potent reason behind Bodh Gaya blasts that had left two monks wounded, including one from Myanmar, on 7 July.