Bangalore Blast Accused

Bengaluru cafe blast:The arrest of two key accused in the Rameshwaram Cafe blast case - tracked from Bengaluru to Bengal's East Midnapore district - has triggered a predictable political slugfest between the Trinamool and the BJP.

Bengaluru Cafe Blast: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has released new photographs of the suspect linked to the Bengaluru Rameshwaram Cafe blast which left 10 people injured.

Mohammed Ali Khan, the founding member of Al-Umma, a banned terrorist organisation, and prime accused in a 2013 bomb blast near BJP office in Bengaluru, has been arrested.

Police on Saturday filed a chargesheet in a local court against 14 people accused of involvement in the bomb blast near the BJP office in the city's northwest suburb April 17, a top official said.

Three suspects have been arrested from Tamil Nadu in connection with the April 17 Bangalore blast that took place near the BJP's office in the city. Sources in the police say those arrested allegedly facilitated the main accused who triggered the blast. Police now hope to find more leads by questioning them.

Kerala government has formed an expert committee of doctors to look into the health report provided by Karnataka government on PDP leader Abdul Nasser Madani, detained in a Bangalore prison in connection with 2008 serial blasts there.

The Karnataka High Court on Thursday rejected the bail application of Kerala-based PDP leader Abdul Naseer Madani, an accused in the 2008 serial blasts in Bangalore.

Bangalore Police on Monday said that they would seek custody of Fasih Mohammed, a suspected Indian Mujahideen operative and key accused in the Delhi and Bangalore blasts, who was arrested after deportation from Saudi Arabia.

There is massive mobilisation of police at the Kollam residence of 2008 Bangalore blasts accused Abdul Nasar Madani, amid speculation on whether the Kerala People's Democractic Party (PDP) leader will be arrested or will he surrender before court today.Madani said he was willing to surrender before the nearest court and that a date would be announc...

A team of Bangalore police arrived in Kerala on Tuesday to arrest 2008 Bangalore blasts accused and People's Democratic Party (PDP) leader Abdul Nasser Madani. The team, led by a Deputy Commissioner of Police, arrived in Kochi from where it headed to Kollam, the district where Madani is camping, police said. Bangalore Police Commissioner Shankar Bi...

Kerala PDP leader Abdul Nasar Madani has been arrested by the Bangalore police for his alleged role in the 2008 Bangalore blasts.The Karnataka High Court had earlier rejected his anticipatory bail plea, but the ruling Left Front in Kerala, allegedly wary of the political consequence, was dragging its feet on the law and order support it had to prov...

The two suspected LeT terrorists have been remanded to two weeks police custody in Bangalore.

Bengaluru cafe blast:The arrest of two key accused in the Rameshwaram Cafe blast case - tracked from Bengaluru to Bengal's East Midnapore district - has triggered a predictable political slugfest between the Trinamool and the BJP.

Bengaluru Cafe Blast: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has released new photographs of the suspect linked to the Bengaluru Rameshwaram Cafe blast which left 10 people injured.

Mohammed Ali Khan, the founding member of Al-Umma, a banned terrorist organisation, and prime accused in a 2013 bomb blast near BJP office in Bengaluru, has been arrested.

Police on Saturday filed a chargesheet in a local court against 14 people accused of involvement in the bomb blast near the BJP office in the city's northwest suburb April 17, a top official said.

Three suspects have been arrested from Tamil Nadu in connection with the April 17 Bangalore blast that took place near the BJP's office in the city. Sources in the police say those arrested allegedly facilitated the main accused who triggered the blast. Police now hope to find more leads by questioning them.

Kerala government has formed an expert committee of doctors to look into the health report provided by Karnataka government on PDP leader Abdul Nasser Madani, detained in a Bangalore prison in connection with 2008 serial blasts there.

The Karnataka High Court on Thursday rejected the bail application of Kerala-based PDP leader Abdul Naseer Madani, an accused in the 2008 serial blasts in Bangalore.

Bangalore Police on Monday said that they would seek custody of Fasih Mohammed, a suspected Indian Mujahideen operative and key accused in the Delhi and Bangalore blasts, who was arrested after deportation from Saudi Arabia.

There is massive mobilisation of police at the Kollam residence of 2008 Bangalore blasts accused Abdul Nasar Madani, amid speculation on whether the Kerala People's Democractic Party (PDP) leader will be arrested or will he surrender before court today.Madani said he was willing to surrender before the nearest court and that a date would be announc...

A team of Bangalore police arrived in Kerala on Tuesday to arrest 2008 Bangalore blasts accused and People's Democratic Party (PDP) leader Abdul Nasser Madani. The team, led by a Deputy Commissioner of Police, arrived in Kochi from where it headed to Kollam, the district where Madani is camping, police said. Bangalore Police Commissioner Shankar Bi...

Kerala PDP leader Abdul Nasar Madani has been arrested by the Bangalore police for his alleged role in the 2008 Bangalore blasts.The Karnataka High Court had earlier rejected his anticipatory bail plea, but the ruling Left Front in Kerala, allegedly wary of the political consequence, was dragging its feet on the law and order support it had to prov...

The two suspected LeT terrorists have been remanded to two weeks police custody in Bangalore.