Mangaluru Auto Blast

Around 60 locations across Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Kerala were raided by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) today in a massive crackdown againstsuspects having links with theterror outfit ISIS, sources have said.

The National Investigation Agency has taken over the probe into the November 19 Mangaluru auto-rickshaw blast that injured two, including the prime suspect, officials said on Thursday.

Mangaluru Blast: The blast took place in the communally charged coastal town of Mangaluru just months ahead of the state elections in Karnataka

In the wake of the Mangaluru autorickshaw blast, Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai on Wednesday said he would write to his counterparts in southern states for concerted and united intelligence sharing to check terrorism.

The mother of Abdul Mateen Taha, a suspect in the Mangaluru blast case, on Tuesday claimed she had not been in touch with her son since he went missing from Bengaluru three years ago.

The police investigating into the Mangaluru blast case on Monday picked up a person from Bengaluru who was allegedly in touch with the blast accused Shariq while another was detained in Nilgiris in neighbouring Tamil Nadu and brought to Karnataka.

A probe is on to ascertain whether the prime accused in the Mangaluru blast, Mohammed Shariq, has any accomplices in Tamil Nadu, police in Coimbatore said on Monday.

Police found materials that go into making bombs from the rented house in Mysuru of Mangaluru autorickshaw blast accused Mohammed Shariq, who was "influenced and inspired" by a global terrorist organisation, a senior police officer said on Monday.

The accused in theautorickshaw blast in coastal Karnataka's Mangaluru was "inspired by ISIS terror group" and used dark web to contact his handlers, the police said today, claiming a big breakthrough.

A man has been detained in Coimbatore for his alleged links with the main accused in the autorickshaw blast in coastal Karnataka's Mangaluru Saturday. The police have confirmed the incident as "an act of terror" and is probing the incident along with

The family of the accused in the Mangaluru autorickshaw blast today arrived at the hospital where he has been admitted to meet him.

Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai on Sunday said the suspect who allegedly carried out a bomb explosion in Mangaluru had terror links as he had travelled to various places, including Coimbatore in neighbouring Tamil Nadu.

Searches were conducted at the house of a man allegedly involved in an autorickshaw blast in Karnataka on Saturday. Shareeq, who was injured in the blast, is in hospital. Preliminary investigation indicates that he has terror links, the police said.

Premraj Hutagi, a railway employee in the Bengaluru division of Indian Railways whose identity was used by the accused, said he has lost his Aadhaar card twice in the last two years, but wasn't very sure of where exactly.

The autorickshaw blast in coastal Karnataka's Mangaluru Saturday was not accidental but an "act of terror with the intention to cause serious damage", the state police chief said today. Karnataka top cop Praveen Sood added that the police is probing

Around 60 locations across Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Kerala were raided by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) today in a massive crackdown againstsuspects having links with theterror outfit ISIS, sources have said.

The National Investigation Agency has taken over the probe into the November 19 Mangaluru auto-rickshaw blast that injured two, including the prime suspect, officials said on Thursday.

Mangaluru Blast: The blast took place in the communally charged coastal town of Mangaluru just months ahead of the state elections in Karnataka

In the wake of the Mangaluru autorickshaw blast, Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai on Wednesday said he would write to his counterparts in southern states for concerted and united intelligence sharing to check terrorism.

The mother of Abdul Mateen Taha, a suspect in the Mangaluru blast case, on Tuesday claimed she had not been in touch with her son since he went missing from Bengaluru three years ago.

The police investigating into the Mangaluru blast case on Monday picked up a person from Bengaluru who was allegedly in touch with the blast accused Shariq while another was detained in Nilgiris in neighbouring Tamil Nadu and brought to Karnataka.

A probe is on to ascertain whether the prime accused in the Mangaluru blast, Mohammed Shariq, has any accomplices in Tamil Nadu, police in Coimbatore said on Monday.

Police found materials that go into making bombs from the rented house in Mysuru of Mangaluru autorickshaw blast accused Mohammed Shariq, who was "influenced and inspired" by a global terrorist organisation, a senior police officer said on Monday.

The accused in theautorickshaw blast in coastal Karnataka's Mangaluru was "inspired by ISIS terror group" and used dark web to contact his handlers, the police said today, claiming a big breakthrough.

A man has been detained in Coimbatore for his alleged links with the main accused in the autorickshaw blast in coastal Karnataka's Mangaluru Saturday. The police have confirmed the incident as "an act of terror" and is probing the incident along with

The family of the accused in the Mangaluru autorickshaw blast today arrived at the hospital where he has been admitted to meet him.

Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai on Sunday said the suspect who allegedly carried out a bomb explosion in Mangaluru had terror links as he had travelled to various places, including Coimbatore in neighbouring Tamil Nadu.

Searches were conducted at the house of a man allegedly involved in an autorickshaw blast in Karnataka on Saturday. Shareeq, who was injured in the blast, is in hospital. Preliminary investigation indicates that he has terror links, the police said.

Premraj Hutagi, a railway employee in the Bengaluru division of Indian Railways whose identity was used by the accused, said he has lost his Aadhaar card twice in the last two years, but wasn't very sure of where exactly.

The autorickshaw blast in coastal Karnataka's Mangaluru Saturday was not accidental but an "act of terror with the intention to cause serious damage", the state police chief said today. Karnataka top cop Praveen Sood added that the police is probing