By U Sudhakar ReddyStudent Islamic Movement of India leaders Safdar Nagori, Qaumruddin Nagori and Adnan will be brought to the city by Special Investigation Team for questioning.
The Special Investigation Team has decided to file petitions for prisoner transit warrant to arrest the accused in the Hyderabad conspiracy case.
Safdar Nagori, Quamruddin Nagori and Adnan were named accused in the case registered by the Gopalapuram police station.
Police says the trio came to the city thrice and met Moulana Abdul Aleem Islahi and Mufti Abu Basher and participated in several secret meetings.
They will be questioned about the twin explosions as well as the Simi network in the city.
“We want to bring Raziuddin Naser and Simi leaders together for the interrogation,” said an investigating officer.
The other accused in the Hyderabad conspiracy case, Muhatasim Billah, and Mohammed Muqeemuddin alias Yaser confessed that Nagori and Adnan came to the city along with Abdus Subhan alias Tauqeer.
Mohammed Baleequiddin alias Jaber, son of Moulana Naseeruddin, also told the police that he and his brother took part in the meeting held by the Nagori’s and Toukheer in which ways to spread jihadi activities were discussed.
In 2005, Adnan came to the city again along with the Nagoris and met Aleem Islahi and Mufti Abu Basher.
They spoke about a meeting at Ujjain and about the floating of a new organisation suspected to be the Indian Mujahideen
The Special Investigation Team has decided to file petitions for prisoner transit warrant to arrest the accused in the Hyderabad conspiracy case.
Safdar Nagori, Quamruddin Nagori and Adnan were named accused in the case registered by the Gopalapuram police station.
Police says the trio came to the city thrice and met Moulana Abdul Aleem Islahi and Mufti Abu Basher and participated in several secret meetings.
They will be questioned about the twin explosions as well as the Simi network in the city.
“We want to bring Raziuddin Naser and Simi leaders together for the interrogation,” said an investigating officer.
The other accused in the Hyderabad conspiracy case, Muhatasim Billah, and Mohammed Muqeemuddin alias Yaser confessed that Nagori and Adnan came to the city along with Abdus Subhan alias Tauqeer.
Mohammed Baleequiddin alias Jaber, son of Moulana Naseeruddin, also told the police that he and his brother took part in the meeting held by the Nagori’s and Toukheer in which ways to spread jihadi activities were discussed.
In 2005, Adnan came to the city again along with the Nagoris and met Aleem Islahi and Mufti Abu Basher.
They spoke about a meeting at Ujjain and about the floating of a new organisation suspected to be the Indian Mujahideen
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