CCTV shows Bengaluru blast suspect getting off bus near Rameshwaram Cafe
The suspect connected to the march 1 explosion at Bengaluru's Rameshwaram Cafe has been seen on CCTV footage disembarking from a bus close to the scene. With a white handkerchief concealing his data-face, the suspect was observed. While patrons of the well-known restaurant were enjoying lunch at Rameshwaram Cafe in the city's Brookfield neighborhood, a low-intensity explosion caused 10 injuries.
The CCTV footage has identified the culprit, who can be seen wearing glasses, a mask, and a hat. Using CCTV footage, the Bengaluru police have created a path map of the suspect surrounding the Rameshwaram Cafe. They are looking over that route's video.
The police are attempting to determine the route taken by the suspect to go to the café and back using CCTV route mapping.
When the police showed up at Rameshwaram Cafe on Sunday, they took a wallet PLATFORM' target='_blank' title='digital-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW">digital video recorder (DVR). In the stores next to the café, they also looked through CCTV video.
On Saturday, new CCTV footage surdata-faced, allegedly capturing the guy approaching the café while toting a backpack that contained an IED (intensive explosive device). According to the police, a timer was used to set off the IED explosive, which caused the explosion.
The National Probe Agency (NIA) received the Rameshwaram Cafe bombing probe on monday from the Ministry of home Affairs (MHA). The lawsuit has been filed with the anti-terror agency.
When the police showed up at Rameshwaram Cafe on Sunday, they took a wallet PLATFORM' target='_blank' title='digital-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW">digital video recorder (DVR). In the stores next to the café, they also looked through CCTV video.
On Saturday, new CCTV footage surdata-faced, allegedly capturing the guy approaching the café while toting a backpack that contained an IED (intensive explosive device). According to the police, a timer was used to set off the IED explosive, which caused the explosion.
The National Probe Agency (NIA) received the Rameshwaram Cafe bombing probe on monday from the Ministry of home Affairs (MHA). The lawsuit has been filed with the anti-terror agency.
According to DK Shivakumar, the Deputy Chief minister, the offender has been identified using CCTV. He claims that the accused is between 28 and 30 years old.
About the explosion at the well-known quick-service restaurant, the Bengaluru police filed a complaint under the strict Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act and the Explosives Substances Act.
Karnataka home minister G Parameshwara had earlier stated that they had obtained 40–50 CCTV videos of the explosion and promised that the accused will be apprehended shortly.
According to him, the authorities looking into the café explosion were looking into a number of possibilities, such as commercial rivalry and attempts to harm the city in advance of the next lok sabha elections.
About the explosion at the well-known quick-service restaurant, the Bengaluru police filed a complaint under the strict Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act and the Explosives Substances Act.
Karnataka home minister G Parameshwara had earlier stated that they had obtained 40–50 CCTV videos of the explosion and promised that the accused will be apprehended shortly.
According to him, the authorities looking into the café explosion were looking into a number of possibilities, such as commercial rivalry and attempts to harm the city in advance of the next lok sabha elections.