Ahmedabad blasts explosive clip recovered in Delhi
September 21, 2008
Ahmedabad blasts explosive clip recovered in Delhi
Delhi, DeshGujarat, 21st of September, 2008

A video clip showing explosives that were used for Ahmedabad blasts was recovered by Delhi police from a laptop of Ateef a terrorist who was killed in Delhi’s Batla house encounter before two days.
Delhi’s Joint Police Commissioner Karnail Singh addressing a press conference in Delhi said “A video clip of Ahmedabad blasts explosives has been recovered from L18 a flat where terrorists were hiding. ‘Indian Mujahideen, Ahmedabad’ is written on this clip. We are hopeful to find out video clip of Jaipur blasts too from Ateef’s mobile phone.”
In an answer to the question raised by one of the reporters, JCP Singh reiterated today that it was Gujarat police intelligence sharing that provided us initial leads for Delhi blasts probe on the bases of which we investigated further and cracked the case.
Meanwhile in another press conference earlier on Sunday, Delhi’s Deputy Police Commissioner(South) HGS Dhaliwal informed the press that Mohammad Shakil a final year student of Masters of Arts(Economics) at the Jamia Milia Islamia university in Delhi had confessed his involvement in Ahmedabad’s Maninagar cycle bomb blast. Zia-ur-Rehman another terrorist who is arrested by Delhi police had admitted that he had planted bicycle bomb in Ahmedabad’s Maninagar area and Delhi’s Central Park.
Shakil is originally from Bulandshahar, Uttar Pradesh while Zia-ur-Rehman is from Azamgadh, Uttar Pradesh.
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