NIA likely to take over Israeli Embassy blast case

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NIA likely to take over Israeli Embassy blast case

New Delhi: With initial probe indicating to Iranian link in the blast near Israeli Embassy on Friday evening, the anti- terror probe agency NIA is likely take over this case from Delhi Police, a source in the security set up said here on Saturday.

Besides the international ramification, it was also learnt that an Israeli probing team may join the investigation of this case, the Government is all set to hand over this case to the National Investigation Agency (NIA), the source further said.

A team of NIA officials had already visited the blast site on Friday evening and had collected evidence materials. The officials also carried out complete mapping of the area to identify the route and the persons involved in the blast.

The initial investigation in this case suggests that explosives and other materials used in the low-intensity IED blast were locally sourced, a Delhi Police official on condition of anonymity said.

He also said that the Delhi Police probe team has been in touch with the central agencies, including IB and immigration authorities and trying to get the details and their locations of Iranian nationals who have come to India in the past one month.

Police sources have also confirmed that the envelope that was found at the blast site on Friday evening has revealed the Iranian connection to the blast and it was claimed that “It was a trailer and their target was Israeli installations in India”.

Sources also confirm that security has been beefed up at all places across the country having Israeli links.

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