CCTV footage could help crack Gaya blasts case

July 08, 2013 11:31

The Bihar police claim to have in their possession 48 hours of CCTV footage related to the serial blasts in Bodh Gaya.

The police are studying the footage and prima facie it appears that there were two persons who came and planted the bombs in the wee hours of Sunday morning.

There are no concrete leads as of now in the case; only one suspect is being questioned.

The police are also verifying the watch that was used as the timer in the blast.

They are trying to find out from where the watches were purchased from, as it could provide vital clues.

The FSL report on the bombs is also being studied at the moment.

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