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Burdwan Blast

Delhi to share information with Dhaka

6 held in Assam are members of JMB-backed unit: local police

Star Report
New Delhi has agreed to share information with Dhaka about the recent bomb blast at Burdwan in West Bengal as Indian media point the finger at “Bangladeshi militants" over the explosion.
India's official spokesperson Syed Akbaruddin has confirmed that Bangladesh sought information from them on the matter, Indian high commission in Dhaka said yesterday.
“I can confirm you that the Bangladesh government has requested our assistance in this matter. We've received that communication from the Bangladesh government," Akbaruddin said.
Their agencies concerned have been requested to tabulate information so that, he said, "we can share [it] appropriately with our
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The October 2 explosion at a house killed two suspected militants -- Shakil Ahmed and Sobhan Mandal -- and left a person named Hasan Saheb injured, UNB writes.
Meanwhile, police claimed six persons arrested from Barpeta district in Assam on Friday for suspected involvement in the blast were members of a module operating under the patronage of fama'atul Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB).
An Assam police spokesman yesterday said a preliminary probe showed one of the arrested, Shaikhul Islam alias Abdullah, is a key member of the module and an associate of Shakil Ahmed.
Shaikhul, who received jihadi training in two madrasas of Burdwan and Murshidabad, was allegedly instructed to look for Muslim youths who have the potential for jihad.
Shakil Ahmed too had visited Barpeta on several occasions, posing as a garment trader, to motivate youths for terrorism, the official added.
Police said investigations are on to identify other members of the module, The Daily Star's New Delhi correspondent reports.
Also yesterday, West Bengal Education Minister and Trinamool Congress Secretary General Partha Chatterjee alleged that the central government of India was "sitting tight" on a report sent by the state government on the Burdwan blast.
"We feel there was a political motive behind this. This is our belief ... and it is based on what we experienced over the past few days," he said.
The minister also accused the central government of "failing to curb illegal immigration from Bangladesh".
Countering BJP's allegation that West Bengal's ruling Trinamool Congress was encouraging illegal immigration, Partha asked, “What is the role of the border guards under the central government?"