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Police mum on Madani's role in Bangalore blasts
Updated On: 14 June, 2010 08:35 AM IST | | Imran Gowhar
Ex-Islamic Sewak Sangh chief under scanner for serial blasts, but cops are tight-lipped
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Ex-Islamic Sewak Sangh chief under scanner for serial blasts, but cops are tight-lipped
The Bangalore police are maintaining silence on this one. The force, which had finally zeroed in on Kerala-based People Democratic Party (PDP) founder, and former Islamic Sewak Sangh (ISS) chief Abdul Nasar Madani in connectionwith the 2008 Bangalore serial blasts case, are now being non-committal on his actual role.
Joint Commissioner of police (crime) Alok Kumar refused to divulge more details about his involvement saying, "We have nothing to say."
Madani's indictment was based on the confession of T Nazeer, the prime accused in the Bangalore blast.
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The Bangalore police are maintaining silence on this one. The force, which had finally zeroed in on Kerala-based People Democratic Party (PDP) founder, and former Islamic Sewak Sangh (ISS) chief Abdul Nasar Madani in connectionwith the 2008 Bangalore serial blasts case, are now being non-committal on his actual role.
Joint Commissioner of police (crime) Alok Kumar refused to divulge more details about his involvement saying, "We have nothing to say."
Madani's indictment was based on the confession of T Nazeer, the prime accused in the Bangalore blast.
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