Bhatkal man chargesheeted in 2012 Delhi blasts case

November 19, 2016

Bengaluru, Nov 19: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has chargesheeted Abdul Wahid Siddibapa alias Abdul Wahid alias Khan alias Hafeez, 35, who hailed from Bhatkal and stayed in Dubai.

This is in connection with a case where alleged Mujahideen (IM) operatives have been accused of planning to trigger blasts in Delhi in 2012.

Siddibapa has been accused of supplying funds to IM members. This is the third supplementary chargesheet filed by the apex investigating agency in the case.

Siddibapa was arrested on May 20 this year at Indira Gandhi International airport, Delhi, when he arrived from Dubai. "Siddibapa wanted to attend a meeting attended by IM members and carry out anti-social activities," said the NIA press release.

"Siddibapa subsequently supplied funds to IM cadres in India for carrying out subversive activities. In order to facilitate this, he was stationed in Dubai. Fugitive terror suspect Riyaz Bhatkal is a close relative of Siddibapa," the release added.

Riyaz Bhatkal, whose whereabouts are unknown, would send money to Siddibapa who, in turn, supplied it to IM cadres in India, it said.

The NIA has so far chargesheeted 30 alleges IM operatives in the case. The primary chargesheet was filed on July 17 against five accused.

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Absoultely we endorse Naren's comment .it is the need of the hour .Govt must impose hefty tax and impose punishment for their family members too.Govt should ensure Islamic terrorism/extremism has no place in Indian society .

Naren's Mind is like Israel's ...

Very true Naren. Each and everyone of these \Babur ke aulaad\" are
Untrustworthy and dangerous. No need for feeding biriyani just hang them asap"

This proves Racial profiling is must on particular community like Israel and Japan . zero tolerance on terrorism is the need of the hour .

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• Phishing Sites: Fake websites mimicking official portals are also being used to harvest banking credentials.

Already, two residents within Mangaluru city limits have reported significant financial losses after falling victim to these fraudulent apps.

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