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Israeli embassy car blast needs probe
abroad, court told
Saturday June 02, 2012 10:20:20 PM,
IANS
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New Delhi:
Delhi Police Saturday moved an application in a court here saying
that the probe in the Feb 13 Israeli embassy car bomb attack has
gone international and they needed three months to conclude the
investigation, sources said.
Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Vinod Yadav while granting more time
to Delhi Police said this was for the first time that the name of
any country has appeared in a police application.
The police plea came up while the court was holding an in-camera
hearing on the extension of the judicial remand of journalist Syed
Mohammed Ahmad Kazmi, who has been held for his alleged role in
helping four Iranian nationals in executing the attack.
The court extended Kazmi's judicial remand till June 22.
Public prosecutor Rajiv Mohan told the court that there was some
crucial information with police which should not be made public,
sources said.
On Feb 13, four people were injured when an Israeli embassy car
was struck by a bomb near the Prime Minister's House in central
Delhi.
Tal Yehoshua Koren, wife of the Israeli defence attache, suffered
multiple injuries when a motorcycle rider attached a magnetic
explosive device to her car and sped away. Within seconds, the
device exploded with a thunderous sound, setting the car on fire.
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