Pune blast accused oppose Mumbai ATS plea

November 01, 2012 21:48

Four suspected Indian Mujahideen operatives allegedly involved in the August 1 Pune blast today opposed in a Delhi court the Mumbai ATS's plea for their custody, apprehending threat to their lives.

Asad Khan, Imran Khan, Syed Feroze and Irfan Mustafa Langda opposed the Mumbai ATS's plea for their custody arguing that they fear for their lives in the wake of the murder of Mohd Qateel Siddiqu -- an alleged IM module accused in various terror strikes including the Jama Masjid blast, the German Bakery blast -- in a Pune jail.

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