New Delhi: The Nationwide Investigation Company (NIA), which is investigating the blast that rocked the Rameshwaram Cafe in Bengaluru on March 1, has shared two movies of the suspected bomber on its social media platforms and appealed to the general public to assist establish him, an official mentioned. The NIA assured that the identification of those that share any details about the suspect can be saved secret. The primary video, which is 49 seconds lengthy, reveals the suspect coming into a BMTC bus and taking a seat. He then will get up from the center seat and walks to the rear of the bus to dodge the CCTV digital camera. He’s later seen mendacity down on the backseat and getting off the bus.
The second video, which is 9 seconds lengthy, reveals the suspect with out his hat at a bus cease. The video additionally captures how he casually walks across the bus cease close to a closed police outpost.
“NIA seeks citizen’s cooperation in figuring out the suspect linked to the Rameswaram Cafe Blast case. Name 08029510900, 8904241100 or electronic mail to [email protected] with any data. Your identification will stay confidential,” the NIA headquarters mentioned in a message.
NIA seeks citizen cooperation in figuring out the suspect linked to the #RameswaramCafeBlastCase.
Name 08029510900, 8904241100 or electronic mail to [email protected] with any data.
Your identification will stay confidential. #BengaluruCafeBlast pic.twitter.com/l0KUPnoBZD
— NIA India (@NIA_India) March 8, 2024
The NIA and the Central Crime Department of the Bengaluru Police are collectively probing the incident. Karnataka House Minister G. Parameshwara mentioned on Friday that the state authorities is hopeful of fixing the Bengaluru Cafe blast case quickly.
“The central businesses are monitoring the suspected bomber. We now have learnt that he travelled by bus,” Parameshwara instructed reporters in Tumakuru metropolis. He mentioned that the police have been checking all of the CCTV footage of the buses that the bomber used to journey from Bengaluru.
“Till the accused is caught, we can not hyperlink the incident to any organisation,” Parameshwara mentioned. The Rameshwaram Cafe, the place a low-intensity IED blast occurred per week in the past, re-opened on Friday, with the house owners dismissing any enterprise rivalry because the motive behind the incident.
