Mateen Hafeez TNN
Mumbai: The police are likely to issue red-corner notices against the two Pakistani 13/7 suspected bombers, Waqqas andTabrez,this month.
The police have got a photograph of Tabrez, one of the two Pakistanis, from a gym run by ex MLA Arun Gawli’s trust. Tabrezhadenrolledhimself in the gym and worked out there for over three months. “With the help of intelligence agencies,
we are trying to find out their addresses in Pakistan. The redcorner notice will contain their address, name, photograph, cases againstthem andtheir description. We have got their description from the other accused who were in touch with thesePakistanis,” saidofficials.
Waqqas and Tabrez are facing three cases of murder. They have not been identified in the court
documents and mentioned only as A and B. Police sourcessaidthey
cametoMumbai in February 2011 and stayed in Habib apartment in Byculla
on renttillNovember lastweek.
The Pakistanis are suspected to
have conspired for the terror strikes on July 13 last year when bombs
exploded at Opera House, Zaveri Bazar and Dadar, killing 27. The duo are
also accusedof making thebombs.
Alookout noticehas already been
issued against the duo, alerting all airportsin thecountry.
Investigators, say sources, have got some telephone numberswhichwere
referredto and used by the Pakistanis during their stay in the city.
“They had used morethan 16 SIMcards, all provided by their co-accused,
Naqi Ahmed. We have arrested Ahmed for aiding and abetting
theblastcase,” said an officer.
Cops said Ahmed had even
arranged accommodation for the two Pakistanis. “We found that the duo
had been using stolen cellphones andthehandsets belong to people in
Bihar, Pune and Mumbai. “We are looking for fivetosix personswhocould be
involved in the blasts. So far, we have arrested four persons. Details
of the red-corner notice will be forwarded to the CBI, which will send
it to its Interpol wing,” said a policesource.
The Times of India, May 17, 2012
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