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| Terrorists dreamt of being 'India's Most Wanted' | | | AGENCIES
NEW DELHI, Sept 21: It was the dream of becoming "India's Most Wanted" that steered the 13 members of a terrorist module of the Indian Mujahideen on the path of violence, leading to serial bombings in Ahmedabad and New Delhi, police said on Sunday.
Pictures recovered from a laptop seized from the L-18 Jamia Nagar house rented by the suspected terrorists showed that the youngsters had aspired to become "India's Most Wanted".
"We have recovered from the laptop some photographs of the members of the module posing with the banner of 'India's Most Wanted' behind them," Joint Commissioner of Police (Special Cell) Karnal Singh said here.
He said the pictures were of Saif, Arif and Sajid, all in their early 20s and belonging to Azamgarh town of Uttar Pradesh.
Singh said investigators had also found a picture of an explosive with word the word "Ahmedabad" written over it.
“Another picture recovered from the memory stick of the laptop confirms that the same module was behind the July 26 Ahmedabad blasts,” Singh added. |
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