NIA digs deeper to find Gaya blast perpetrators

July 07, 2013 19:54

Vicky Nanjappa reports: The National Investigation Agency is probing all angles to unearth the truth behind the Gaya blasts.

An official associated with the probe said, "We are studying the Delhi police's statement about the Indian Mujahideen and the terror strike. We are also revisiting the Dilsukhnagar case while our officers are questioning suspects arrested in various blast cases across the country. There are other angles such as a political fall-out of the conflict between the various Buddhist sects".

He added, "It was a well coordinated attack. To plant a bomb outside a secure area requires a lot of planning and the pattern indicates that it had been planned over the past couple of months. The bombers managed to enter the premises in the early hours and plant the bombs".

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