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Police
contradict minister on Madani's role in Bangalore blasts
Wednesday, August 25, 2010 10:44:45 PM,
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Madani’s
hand suspected in blasts at Chinnaswamy stadium
Karnataka Home Minister V.S. Acharya Tuesday said People's
Democratic Party (PDP) chief Abdul Nasir Maudany had a hand in the
twin blasts before an Indian Premier League (IPL) match at
Chinnaswamy Stadium here in April this year.
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Bangalore: A day after
Karnataka Home Minister V.S. Acharya said that People's Democratic
Party chief Abdul Nasir Madani had a hand in the twin blasts at a
stadium here in April, the city police chief said Wednesday it has
not been proved.
"I would not like to comment on the home minister's statements,"
Bangalore city Police Commissioner Shankar Bidari told reporters
here.
"However, Madani's role in the stadium explosions has not been
proved so far," he added.
The twin blasts, outside the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in the heart of
the city, took place ahead of the Indian Premier League T20 match
between Royal Challengers Bangalore and Mumbai Indians April 17. The
blasts left 15 people injured.
Madani has been arrested by police as he is suspected to be
involved in the serial blasts in the city in July 2008, that left
one woman dead and 15 injured.
The PDP chief is 31st accused out of the 32 chargesheeted in the
2008 case.
"He has a hand in them (twin blasts) also," the home minister said
responding to questions on what police had gathered from Madani
during interrogation in the last six days.
The PDP chief was arrested by the Karnataka Police from his camp in
Kerala Aug 17. His police custody will end Aug 26.
"If necessary, we will seek the extension of police custody of
Madani," Bidari said, repeating the stand taken by the home
minister.
Madani has denied his involvement in the 2008 blasts.
After Acharya's statement on Madani's possible role in the stadium
blasts, PDP chief's counsel P. Usman had denied in
Thiruvananthapuram that his client had confessed to his involvement
in the two incidents.
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