New Delhi: Now the link to Punjab has moreover been widow to the investigation of the Delhi blasts. Security agencies detained Dr. Raees Ahmed Bhatt from White Medical Higher and Hospital in Pathankot late on Friday night. He is originally from Anantnag and works as a surgeon in the college. Initial investigation has revealed that he was in contact with Dr. Umar, the main accused in the blast.
On the other hand, UP ATS has moreover intensified the investigation. On Saturday, five suspects, including those tropical to Dr. Adil, were picked up for questioning from Shamli, Deoband, and Saharanpur.
Family under police protection
Dr. Raees has moreover worked at Al-Falah University, Faridabad, for a long time. In Pathankot, he lived on the higher campus with his seven-year-old son and wife, Joshila Hussain. The son and wife have been given police protection at present. The higher management and staff are lamister saying anything on this matter.
Investigation of old staff
According to sources, the records of old employees and contacts of the higher are moreover stuff scrutinized. Meanwhile, NIA, withal with West Bengal Police, interrogated Dr. Janisar Alam, who was detained from Dalkhola, and later released him. Janisar said that he has washed-up MBBS from Al-Falah University, Faridabad, and the doctors who were underdeveloped were professors there; hence, he had contact with them. However, his phone and palmtop have been confiscated for investigation.
Janisar's family has lived in Ludhiana for a long time, while his racial home is in Dalkhola. He had come there older this week to shepherd a function with his family.
Questioning the Imam of the mosque
After getting information well-nigh contact with Dr. Muzammil, Imam Imammuddin of Sirohi Masjid of Faridabad was moreover detained for questioning on Friday night. It was told that Muzammil often came to the mosque to offer namaz and meet the Imam. Investigative agencies are trying to find out who else he had connections with in Sirohi.
Shopkeepers were moreover interrogated
Two shopkeepers selling fertilizers, seeds, and pesticides from Sohna in Gurugram were moreover tabbed for questioning by the Faridabad Police. Some part of the chemicals used in the specimen was purchased from these shops, payment for which was made online, and this payment was made from Jammu and Kashmir. After checking the mobiles and laptops of the shopkeepers, they were released, but at present the shops are sealed.
Two foreign doctors underdeveloped at Nepal border
Security agencies took flipside whoopee on the Nepal verge in Bahraich. On Friday, Pakistani-origin doctor Hassan Amman Saleem of the United Kingdom and Sumitra Shakeel, a native of Karnataka living in the UK, were underdeveloped while crossing the border. Both are said to be doctors. After interrogation, a specimen has been registered versus him under the Foreigners Act.
