Vital disclosures in Attari train blasts expected soon: DGP

Saturday, March 17, 2007, 20:37 [IST]

Chandigarh, Mar 12 (UNI) The probe into the blasts in the New Delhi Attari Special Express train near Panipat last month has thrown up some vital clues that lead to Indore and soon some important disclosures could be expected, Haryana DGP Ranjiv Dalal said here today.

Speaking to mediapersons in the assembly complex here, Mr Dalal said that the probe into the train blasts was progressing in the right direction and some vital clues have been found, which indicated that the explosive material used in the blasts was bought in Indore.

The DGP said that the investigating teams were now trying to zero in on the criminal organisations involved in the blasts.

''We are trying to unveil the groups involved in the conspiracy and find out the place where the plot was hatched,'' Mr Dalal said, adding that he was confident that some substantial matter would be found in this regard soon.

UNI

Topics: TERRORISM-SAMJHAUTA-CLUES

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