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Burdwan Blast Leads

Indian probe agency likely to visit Bangladesh

Our Correspondent. Nao Delhi
A team of India's National Investigation Agency (NIA) is likely to visit Bangladesh soon following leads from the Burdwan blast case in which, NIA says, the accused and their associates are members of Jama'atul Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB).
Meanwhile, Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogol yesterday said his government may hand over to NIA Assam Police's findings following the arrest of six JMB members in Barpeta after the October 2 blast.
The blast killed two alleged residents of Bangladesh, Shakti Ahmed and Suvon Mandal alias Subhan, while they were
FROM PAGE 3 manufacturing improvised explosive devices (lEDs). One person, Abdul Hakim alias Hassan, was injured and arrested besides three others, including two women.
Informing that the visit is necessary, official sources yesterday said NIA has come across information about JMB's activities across India and their links in the neighbouring country.
Earlier India sought details on two JMB militants, Asif Adnan, 26, and Fazle Elahi Tanjil, 24, recently arrested in Dhaka's Segunbagicha.
Their interrogation may lead to the seizure of 120 lEDs transported to Bangladesh in four consignments from India, as per information gleaned from all of the 10 persons arrested following the blast, Indian intelligence sources said.
The two main suspects, Sheikh Kausar and Yusuf, who are on the run, are Bangladeshi nationals with wide contacts in that country, said the sources.
India's National Security Advisor Ajit Doval visited Burdwan two days ago and conveyed to West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee about a deep-rooted conspiracy being hatched from her state targeting Bangladesh.
Official sources said India would hand over to the Bangladesh government a dossier on ways to counter the threat posed by JMB to installations and personalities in Bangladesh.
Meeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi yesterday, Gogoi asked to take up the matter of militancy and threat from fundamentalist organisations to Assam with neighbouring countries at appropriate levels for sharing intelligence and coordinated action, an Assam government statement said.
Assam appeared to have become the target of organisations like al-Qaeda and JMB, it quoted him as saying.
"We are cooperating with NIA. On the very first day, we have welcomed NIA because it is easier for NIA to find out the origin as the case has links with Bangladesh, West Bengal and other states," Gogoi told journalists.
After a meeting with Indian Home Minister Rajnath Singh, he, however, denied having any knowledge of the state's main opposition party All India United Democratic Forum (AIUDF) allegedly having links with jihadist activities.
Badruddin Ajmal, who established AIUDF, termed a news report on the alleged links "false and baseless" and threatened to take legal action against the television channel.
Gogoi said his government was taking all possible steps against antinational activities, including ISI presence.
"We are very much concerned. We are taking measures and we will not allow ISI and anybody to have a base. We will not compromise on national security and national integrity," he said.