Gujarat ATS nabs year 2006 Kalupur railway station blast case accused from Bengal

Ahmedabad: Another accused of year 2006 Ahmedabad Kalupur railway station Karnawati Express train blast case has been arrested by Gujarat Anti Terrorist Squad (ATS) of Gujarat from Kolkata in West Bengal. According to police, accused Abdul Raza Gazi is associated with Pakistan based terror organization Lashkar e Taiyaba. He had been involved in various other plans for blasts in Gujarat and also the rest of country. Accused used to help other accused to cross over the border from Kolkata to Bangladesh. Several accused have been smuggled across the border of Bangladesh by him. At 1.45 am on 19 February 2006, an RDX-filled bomb exploded in coach SC-1 of the Mumbai-Ahmedabad Karnavati Express at platform number 2 at Kalupur railway station in the city, leaving more then 14 persons injured. The case was initially investigated by Ahmedabad Crime Branch and was later handed over to the Anti-Terrorist Squad. Four accused including Abu Jundal had been shown as absconders in the case. Jundal was arrested in year 2012. Three persons — a railway police constable, a porter and another man called Aslam Kashmiri, were arrested earlier in this case. DeshGujarat