Saudis to deport Delhi blasts accused Fasih next week

July 12, 2012 20:15

Fasih Mohammed, an accused in Bengaluru and Delhi blasts and detained in Saudi Arabia, is likely to be deported to India next week.

New Delhi has been in regular touch with Riyadh for Fasih's deportation and he is expected to be handed over to Indian authorities at the earliest, official sources said on Thursday.

An engineer by profession, 28-year old Fasih from Bihar was allegedly involved in the Chinnaswamy Stadium blast in Bengaluru and the shooting incident near Jama Masjid (Delhi) in 2010 and is wanted by both Delhi and Karnataka Police.

On the request of Karnataka and Delhi Police, CBI had asked the Interpol to issue a Red Corner Notice against Fasih, after which Saudi authorities have conveyed that he has been apprehended by them.

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