New Delhi: The Karnataka Police claim they have made a breakthrough in the Bangalore blasts case with the arrest of a 23-year-old student of architecture.
Mohammed Sami was picked up from Bijapur a few days ago. He is alleged to have been in touch with Indian Mujahideen mastermind Tauqueer, before and after the blasts in Bangalore.
Reports say the police also suspect he was the man who planted the bomb at Madiwala.
Sami has been taken into police custody for 14 days. A seventh semester student at Bijapur's SeCab Institute, Sami was staying in Bangalore with one of his friends at the time of the blasts.
Nine bombs exploded on July 25 in Bangalore killing two people and injuring six others. The intelligence agencies suspect the hand of local militants behind the low-intensity blasts.
Investigations into the blasts are going on with security agencies searching for clues.
The Karnataka government has already announced a Rs 1 lakh reward for information on the identity of the people behind the blasts.
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