Govt does not rule out suicide bomber

July 14, 2011 17:38

Even as ATS chief Rakesh Maria said that three cases were registered by the ATS in the Mumbai serial blasts, the government today did not rule out the possibility of the involvement of a suicide bomber.

It also pointed to the few Indian Mujahideen militants arrested some time ago were being interrogated. Government also said "as of now" it has no ground to link yesterday's terror with any elements across the border.

"The NSG DG has informed that a body with circuit has been found from one of the sites. The body was found near the explosion site. We are not ruling out anything," Union Home Secretary R K Singh said.

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