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Hindu group admits role in Haryana blasts.
TNN | Feb 22, 2012, 05.21AM IST
CHANDIGARH: Five people arrested by Patiala Police in connection with a series of blasts in Haryana are associated with a Jind-based Hindu terror group, Azad Sangthan. The five accused had been arrested earlier by Haryana Police on similar charges but were released on bail.
They were allegedly involved in a blast near a madrasa in Jind in 2010 and another near a Transport Union office in Safidon in August 2010. But, they got bail as police failed to file chargesheet in time.
While in police custody, the police did not question the five suspects, including Azad alias Sagar alias Kala, Himmat Singh, Gurnam and Rajesh, about blasts at Jind and Nuh . On Thursday, however, they confessed their role in the blasts. Haryana Police chief ordered a probe into the lapses in investigation. "We have asked the Jind SP to probe and submit a report," said B S Sandhu, additional director general of police, law and order. During interrogation, they told police they were opposed to cow slaughter, said Sandhu. Blasts in Haryana occurred between October 2009 and August 2010 at Jind, Safidon and Nuh.
Hindu group admits role in Haryana blasts - The Times of India
TNN | Feb 22, 2012, 05.21AM IST
CHANDIGARH: Five people arrested by Patiala Police in connection with a series of blasts in Haryana are associated with a Jind-based Hindu terror group, Azad Sangthan. The five accused had been arrested earlier by Haryana Police on similar charges but were released on bail.
They were allegedly involved in a blast near a madrasa in Jind in 2010 and another near a Transport Union office in Safidon in August 2010. But, they got bail as police failed to file chargesheet in time.
While in police custody, the police did not question the five suspects, including Azad alias Sagar alias Kala, Himmat Singh, Gurnam and Rajesh, about blasts at Jind and Nuh . On Thursday, however, they confessed their role in the blasts. Haryana Police chief ordered a probe into the lapses in investigation. "We have asked the Jind SP to probe and submit a report," said B S Sandhu, additional director general of police, law and order. During interrogation, they told police they were opposed to cow slaughter, said Sandhu. Blasts in Haryana occurred between October 2009 and August 2010 at Jind, Safidon and Nuh.
Hindu group admits role in Haryana blasts - The Times of India
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