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Blast case accused Kashmiri boy released for
exam
Thursday February 16, 2012 11:39:15 PM,
IANS
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Jammu:
A Jammu and Kashmir schoolboy accused of sending an email claiming
responsibility for the Sep 7, 2011 blast outside the Delhi High
Court was released by a juvenile justice board to appear in his
annual Class 11 exam, sources said Thursday.
According to sources close to the family of the boy studying in
Kishtwar town, about 200 km from Jammu, he was released after
filling a surety bond before the Juvenile Justice Board.
The boy's exams would be held between Feb 27 and March 2.
The minor was detained in September last year for allegedly
sending the email claiming responsibility for Delhi blast in which
12 people were killed and many more injured.
The sources said the National Investigation Agency (NIA) did not
object to the plea moved by the boy and said "the accused
cooperates well with the security agencies".
Meanwhile, an NIA team has reached Kishtwar in connection with the
ongoing probe into the case.
Sources said during the day-long investigations, the NIA
scrutinised the school records of Amir Abbas Dev and Wasim Akram
Malik the other two arrested accused from Kishtwar. They two are
lodged in a jail.
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