Coimbatore Commissioner of Police Balakrishnan has said that bomb-making materials have been found in the house of the person who died in a car cylinder explosion accident in Coimbatore.
On the 23rd of last morning near the Iswaran temple in Kotdamedu in the car Case cylinder exploded. In this in the car Jamesha Mubin (29) from Kotdamedu area, Coimbatore died. Further Car Nails and shell casings were found at the blast site. 6 special teams were formed to investigate the incident.
The special forces police have stepped up their investigation. Subsequently, 5 people namely Mohammad Talka (25), Mohammad Azharuddin (23), Mohammad Riaz (27), Paroz Ismail (27) and Mohammad Nawaz Ismail (26) from Ukkadam who were in contact with Jamesha Mubin were arrested. In this situation, the special police decided to take the 5 people arrested in connection with the incident in Coimbatore and interrogate them.
Subsequently, J.M. in the Coimbatore Integrated Court complex sought permission to be detained for 5 days and interrogated. 5 The police filed a petition in court. The judge who inquired into the case ordered that the 5 arrested be remanded in police custody for 3 days and allowed to be interrogated.
In this case, the 6th person has been arrested in this case. Afsar Khan has been arrested as the 6th person. He is said to be a relative of Jamesha Mubin, who died in the car explosion. He has been arrested overnight.
Speaking about the ongoing investigation, the Commissioner of Police said, “There were raw materials used to make low-explosive bombs. Forensic teams have taken these items for examination. When the result comes, it will be known what kind of bombs these are used to make.
Further investigation is going on as to how the raw materials for making the bomb were obtained. He has bought a few items online. The police are trying to nab all those behind this. “Investigation is going on from all angles,” he said.