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Bangalore blast - Accused used RSS activist's sim card

  •   Mon, May 13 2013 09:22:29 AM

Bangalore blast - Accused used RSS activist's sim card

Daijiworld Media Network – Bangalore (SP)

Bangalore, May 13: The police have arrested two Coimbatore-based suspected terrorists from their hideout in Kacheri near Kunnamkulam, Thrissur, Kerala, in connection with the blast near BJP office in Malleshwaram on April 17 here.

The arrested suspects are Zulfikar Ali (22) and Shabbir (24). They were hiding in the house of a relative of Shabbir there.

The arrests were made after the police teams of Karnataka and Kerala followed the lead of cell phone signals of the accused. The police had strong doubt that the terrorists had Kerala connection since the last several days. Now, the number of arrested persons relating to the blast has gone up to 13.

The police personnel have found that the terrorists had used the sim card standing in the name of a Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) leader, who is popular in Karnataka-Kerala border region. Although the sim card of the leader was stolen a day before the blast, the leader had not filed any complaint, sources said.  But, the police have chosen to keep the identity of this RSS leader a secret, and they are looking into the circumstances under which the miscreants got hold of this and other sim cards.

It is gathered that the main accused in the case, Kichen Buhari, had 16 sim cards, including the one stated above. The terrorists used these sim cards for talking to one another, and used one of the sim cards for setting of a blast. The police are scrutinizing the call details relating to these sim cards.
  

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  • shahnawaz kukkikatte, dubai/udupi

    Tue, May 14 2013

    Dear readers, Please read my observation on the subject when the blast occured. How come all of a sudden the sim is lost and that too on the previous day of the blast and how many calls were made or receieved from the this sim? Even all call records to be traced and investigated much before the so called fabricated story of lost sim. NOw its a story of lost and found sim. Who says RSS is a nationalistic and patriotic organisation. Its Neo nazi outfit. Its a terrorist organisation like JeM, SIMI etc. RSS is sponoring terror bomb attakcs throught its sister outfits like abhinav bharath and sanatha samstha...Now people of India know which is patriotic and which is terror outfit. Whats difference between Taliban and RSS. Both are same and have similar ideology. The only difference is that Talibans terror activiteis have surfaced and exposed but RSS terror activites have been concealed and buried. Media has helped them to carryout their plans by wrongully implicating members of minority commuity as prime suspected in any bomb blast...I am sure no hindu shall bomb his temple and no christian shall bomb his church or no muslim shall bomb his masjid. (that too in holy month of ramadhan that too at the time of breaking long days fast !). Please tell me who planted and blasted bomb in Mecca masjid in Hyderabad, Malegoam Masjid in Konkan and Ajmir Dargah in Ajmir?? The answer is obvious - Its RSS and its member outfits...Now Loksabha election is round the corner and many more such attacks and blast shall take place. Our itnelligence should work day and night to nab the planners and perperators. Today it has become routine and fashion and habit by the police to speculate and blame one particular community soon after any blast take place. From now on they should more focus on the theories of insider job and all phone calls of RSS bigwigs post blasts must come under scanner and police and investigating agenices should work on two theories of conspiracy..

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  • Mathura, Mangalore

    Tue, May 14 2013

    It's nice to see pleople of all religion united and giving such educative comments. It is a fight of good against bad and we have to always stand by good. If politicians make a mess they have to pay the price like the general public. United we can let them know that they can't play with our lives. We have appointed them as leaders to make our lives better and not ruin our lives due to their selfishness. We r not puppets to believe what they say. Even a child nowadays knows how important technology is and how it can be misused.It is security issue and should be taken very seriously. It has costed people their lives. God save us.

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  • Hanif, Udupi / KSA

    Mon, May 13 2013

    Readers make a note that RSS leader accusing his sim stolen a day before the blast but didn't complaint!! but who knows from when he is not having sim with him ............???!!!!!!!

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  • satya, mangalore

    Mon, May 13 2013

    before the nomination and before the election ....the rss might hav planned this blast to divert the people's mind n bjp where sure of loosing n they wanted to divert by these kind of blasts.

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  • Sandesh, Mangalore / Dubai

    Mon, May 13 2013

    Everyone had a doubt from day one... Now things are coming out..

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  • Shareef, Jokatte, Mangalore

    Mon, May 13 2013

    What Mr.Vishwanath, former minister told that is true.

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  • Raghu Poojary, Mangalore

    Mon, May 13 2013

    Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) leader, who is popular in Karnataka-Kerala border region, well may be, but why this guy's name is not published??? if it was kader ahmed mohd rizvi etc it would have be publised so why not his name? i guess it is clear that this guy also is involved he is a terrorist.

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  • PUTHU HARISHA , BAJPE/BAHRAIN

    Mon, May 13 2013

    It is very strange that why this leader has not given any legal complaint for losing SIM card day before blast? I am sure there is a fishy reason behind this blast.. this will be revealled only by thorough police investigation!!!!!

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  • Lydia Lobo, Kadri

    Mon, May 13 2013

    Well, we don't report the theft of a sim card (which is impossible but loss of mobile which contains a sim) but we immediately call the company that issued it (Airtel, TATA, etc.) and ask to block it. Next we apply for a new sim with same number because people will contact us on that number.

    Who will keep quiet when a sim is lost ? Of-course the one who wants it to be used by somebody else. The purpose is met. The member pretended to be innocent but he has been caught.

    Now, nail the RSS member too as 17 others are nailed already in Bangalore Blast case ! Let enquiry start in same line of Ajmer, Hyderabad, Melegaon blast cases !

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  • Jafer, Ullal

    Mon, May 13 2013

    Maan gaye Terrorist.. SIM card stolen from RSS member just a day before blast no complain registered.Daal mein Kuch Kaala hai.

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  • John Tauro, M'lore / Kwt

    Mon, May 13 2013

    It is possible to steal a vehicle, but how can a SIM be stolen while it is normally inside a mobile phone and always in the possession of the owner? If this is the case then it must have been stolen by a member of his own family or his close friend. It is possible to purchase SIM in the name of the said RSS leader, but to be stolen by an unknown outsider is almost impossible. Something fishy, daal mein zaroor kuch kala hai.

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  • Hariprasad Hegde, Mangalore/Udupi

    Mon, May 13 2013

    this is not a simple thing to keep quiet if a sim goes missing, has everyone know's all the hassle we have to get a sim card beside that sim gone missing means cell phone went missing and i don't think this guy will keep quiet because i never saw any person in this type of position holder without a cell phone in their hand.

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  • Krishna Kant, Mangalore/Moodbidri

    Mon, May 13 2013

    simple, Bangalore, did you get what this gentleman said, is it clear?

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  • Harold D'cunha, Mangalore, India

    Mon, May 13 2013

    The real truth is ' birds of the same feather flock together'.
    Terrorism has no religion.

    These words, one can come to the conclusion -' the evil mind always ute evil action'.

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  • Roshan, Mangalore

    Mon, May 13 2013

    "The police personnel have found that the terrorists had used the sim card standing in the name of a Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) leader, who is popular in Karnataka-Kerala border region. Although the sim card of the leader was stolen a day before the blast, the leader had not filed any complaint, sources said."

    If the sim was in the name of muslim person the headlines would have been "....he is active member of Indian Mujaheddin,involved in ....blast,police were behind him,planned to kill leaders of RSS.etc-.
    Now as it is sim of "Rashtra Bhaktha" no problem,Jai hind

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  • simple, Bangalore

    Mon, May 13 2013

    Krishna Kant, Mangalore

    No K. Kant I do not agree with you at all.
    You are just trying to instigate which is not good for a human beeing to do that. Instead try and play down such incidents and wait for the investigations to get over.

    Ramesh S. Has a made a good point and his explanation about the stolen sim card has good meaning.
    People now a days are better off and just do not care to lodge a complaint with the concerned authorities when they can buy replacement sim card so conveniently and without hassle.
    Moreover, his sim card was stolen just the previous day - who knows how far he was from the nearest police station...
    Let us wait and see for the report from the investigating agency - Until then I will refrain from pointing fingers at anyone - Can you join me in that?

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  • Lingappa, Kuppepadavu / Dublin

    Mon, May 13 2013

    Have we come across one such investigation that has come to a logical conclusion. Its all speculation and suspicion.

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  • Krishna Kant, Mangalore/Moodbidri

    Mon, May 13 2013

    it is so funny that a sim card is stollen from a well secured person, don't you guys agree with me that this person is also involved in this blast to gain sympthy or to blame the opposition?

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  • Harish Baloor, Mangalore/Ireland

    Mon, May 13 2013

    maybe you are right so they could win the election but it was a disaster.

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  • Agash, Mangalore

    Mon, May 13 2013

    Something fishy...SIM stolen. strange!

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  • Allen, Mangalore

    Mon, May 13 2013

    Already 13 suspects have been caught. Truth will come out soon. There is no need for defensive or offensive comments. We all know Truth prevails.

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  • jeevan, mangalore

    Mon, May 13 2013

    This SIM CARD issue congi is getting benefit for 2014 election.. ha ha ha.. ( I feel really sorry to play with national security issue.. but the responsible congi spoken during blast too said BJP getting benefit)i am sorry bharat mata.. please forgive me..

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  • AMAR NATHAL, MANGALORE

    Mon, May 13 2013

    Jeevan, you need forgiveness not just from Bharat Mata, but from everyone in right senses from right round the globe!

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  • RidhimaRaiMangalore , Mangalore

    Mon, May 13 2013

    @Jeevan..I don't mean to be rude but I find it hard to make sense out of your comments.i agree with the Amar Nathal s comment....its a puzzle why only SIM card was stolen .no thief in his right mind will steal only SIM card n leave the mobile behind.unless its a known person or the person himself was doing the act to seem like its stolen...its also surprising that the theft wasnt reported as people nowadays know the seriousness behind a stolen mobile or sim..as it can be easily misused for terrorist activities...terrorism is a serious problem our country is facing so its high time people stop the drama of apologising to Bharath mata and making a joke out of the entire eposde...it's a security issue not a silly stage drama that you can laugh about...sorry if I offended anyone but laughing over a matter like this is not acceptable.

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  • stan, dubai

    Mon, May 13 2013

    If RSS activist involved and caught then he will either tell that it is conspiracy of opposition party or he will escape telling that he is innocent. Some BJP/RSS supporter will support him. Some Congress party supporter will blame. This is just time pass in India.

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  • Future India(Defence Group), Mangalore

    Mon, May 13 2013

    They want to Bring black mark to RSS. So Finally they found this way which is not acceptable. Our Govt must take strong action aganist them. Terrorist should be hanged.!!

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  • Roshan Patrao, Mangalore

    Mon, May 13 2013

    Good story with unexpected twists and turns. Perfectly suited for today's TV soaps. I believe neither the suspects nor the police.

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  • Martin, Dubai

    Mon, May 13 2013

    I feel more investigation needed , we can’t say unless its mentioned in FIR so waiting for the final probe report .

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  • Kaizer, Mangalore

    Mon, May 13 2013

    Look at the new story here, the sim card was stolen a day before but the complaint was not filed. All conspiracies, hope to see the truth at the earliest.

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  • Ramesh S, mangalore

    Mon, May 13 2013

    Kaizer, i dont want support anybody..But please note, we will complaint if our car or bike stolen but commonly including you & me never complaint in police station if our SIM or even mobile is stolen..since, getting SIM card is very easy these days..If more & more these type terrorist activities happens through stolen SIM, then we may realise importance of giving police complaint..

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  • Kaizer, Mangalore

    Mon, May 13 2013

    Dear Ramesh,
    Neither i support anybody here, My concern is why was the rss leader left simply without questioning and that with just one statement that my sim is stolen. ONE of the accused was under custody for several years for as a suspect for several years later court set him free and claimed his as inncocent and the same person was picked by police.

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  • ISMAIL.K.PERINJE, PERINJE-YANBU/KSA

    Mon, May 13 2013

    ONLY GOD KNOWS WHO ARE TERRORIST?WHO ARE ABATING TERRORISM?AND WHAT IS GOING ON....GOD WILL PUNISH IN THEIR LIFE TIME THOSE ARE INDULGING IN TERRORISM.

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  • Sachidanand Shetty, Mundkur/Dubai

    Mon, May 13 2013

    Ismail Bhai, now you pray to God when truth came out who was behind bomb blast. Else you waste no time to blame BJP for all. “Maan Gaye Dost”

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  • ISMAIL.K.PERINJE, PERINJE-YANBU/KSA

    Mon, May 13 2013

    I understand your concern and I am not hesitating to curse or pray god even if culprits from my community.They have to die..

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  • Sachidanand Shetty, Mundkur/Dubai

    Mon, May 13 2013

    Dear Ismail Bhai, now I can endorse your comments with whole heartedness. Yes, we have to condemn terrorist activists irrespective of their cast or religion because human loss is a great loss to any Country than compare to any other loss

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  • Hamdan, Udupi/Dubai

    Mon, May 13 2013

    Dear Sachidanand,

    There is a possibility that RSS leader may be involved. Remember the Goa blast and the malegaon blast. So chill man. Wait and watch for the investigation.

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  • Sachidanand Shetty, Mundkur/Dubai

    Mon, May 13 2013

    Yes Dear Hamdan, when there was a retaliation from opposite religion everybody felt the pain else who cared for human loss which was continued for many decades after independence. People felt more pain in Malegaon blast than Mumbai blast or attack. Few people paid more homage to Malegaon blast victims than Mumbai blast victims. Almost all of them endorsed their view that Gujarat riots were more cruel than Sikh massacre. So, it’s chilling man but sure not time for chill

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  • Ramesh S, mangalore

    Mon, May 13 2013

    ..Right Ismail,unless there condemnation from the people of all faith, its not going to stop..sorry to say that there is not much effort made from our religious leaders to condemn terrorism openly..Interfaith dialogues restricted to speeches/functions/mass marriages only..Silence of the majorty tolerant/moderate peoples (irrespective faith) taking toll of innocent lives all over the world..If we consider a terrorist as terrorist, society will be better..

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