The National Investigation Agency has made a significant arrest in the West Bengal bomb explosion case, bringing a key suspect into custody following a deadly incident.
Key Points
- The NIA arrested Ahidul Islam Molla, a key suspect in the West Bengal bomb explosion case.
- The explosion at Dakshin Bamunia village resulted in one death and three serious injuries.
- NIA investigations revealed Molla was a co-conspirator involved in bomb preparation and evidence destruction.
- The bombs exploded during preparation, killing one of the accused.
The National Investigation Agency on Sunday arrested a prime accused in the West Bengal bomb explosion case, in which one person was killed and three others were seriously injured last month.
Accused Arrested in South 24 Parganas
The accused, Ahidul Islam Molla of Bijoyganj Bazar area in South 24 Parganas district of West Bengal, was arrested following detailed examination of his role in the explosion that took place at Dakshin Bamunia village, a statement issued by the NIA said.
NIA Investigation Uncovers Conspiracy
NIA investigations have revealed that Ahidul Islam was a co-conspirator in the crime, involving preparation of bombs and destruction of evidence, the statement said.
The bombs had exploded while being prepared as part of the conspiracy, killing one of the accused involved in the crime, it added.
Earlier, the West Bengal Police arrested an accused in the case.
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