'Early to say if injured man behind Pune blasts'

August 01, 2012 23:44

The police have started questioning the injured man, who was taken into custody after four low-intensity blasts rocked Pune tonight, reports rediff.com's Vicky Nanjappa.

Police said the injured has been identified as Dayanand Patil. A tailor by profession, Patil was working in store on Pune's JM Road, where the blasts occurred.

Eyewitnesses have claimed that he was allegedly carrying one of the bombs in a packet.

Patil has suffered injuries in his stomach and his questioning has already begun. It would not be right to jump the gun at the moment; it is very early to pinpoint whether he was involved in the blast, said police sources.

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