Rameshwaram Cafe blast: NIA announces Rs 10 lakh cash reward on suspected bomber’s information

The Nationwide Investigation Company (NIA) on Wednesday introduced a money reward of Rs 10 lakh for details about the bomber in ‘The Rameshwaram Cafe’ blast case in Bengaluru.

The identification of those that will present info concerning the suspect shall be stored confidential, the probing company mentioned.

The suspect in The Rameshwaram Cafe blast case was seen within the CCTV footage.

In keeping with studies, the accused had arrived to the cafe in a bus. He entered the restaurant at round 11:30 AM on Friday, ordered a Rawa Idli and went to the eating space. Nevertheless, he didn’t eat the ordered meals. The suspect, who was carrying a bag, left it within the eating space and escaped from the eatery.

Bengaluru Police Commissioner B Dayananda mentioned that the investigation of the Rameshwaram cafe blast through which 10 folks have been injured has been handed over to Central Crime Department and that no arrest has been made in reference to the incident.

In a publish on ‘X’, he mentioned, “Investigation of the case has been handed over to the Central Crime Department (CCB). All of the injured are recovering. No arrest (have been) made.”

Police sources mentioned that 4 individuals have been detained for questioning in reference to the low-intensity bomb blast at a Bengaluru eatery. They have been picked up from Dharwad, Hubballi and Bengaluru.

Dayananda mentioned that the investigation into the incident, brought on by an Improvised Explosive Machine (IED), is in full swing.

“A number of groups are engaged on completely different leads obtained to this point,” he mentioned.

“Preserving in thoughts the sensitivity of the case and the safety considerations, we enchantment to the media to not take pleasure in hypothesis and cooperate,” Dayananda mentioned.

In the meantime, safety has been tightened throughout Bengaluru, particularly at Kempegowda Worldwide Airport, M Chinnaswamy cricket stadium, bus stands, railway stations and different areas which witness the next footfall, following the incident in Brookefield in one of many IT corridors of the town.

The Bengaluru Police has registered a case beneath the stringent Illegal Actions (Prevention) Act and Explosives Substances Act in reference to the explosion on the well-liked quick-service eatery.

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