Cycle is such one of the cheapest modes of transport - so not many people would have really be intent on a bill. I am not sure if these items carry any warranty service. If its a second or third sale, with certain parts replacements (which is quite common) due to wear and team or new style / comfort statement. it becomes that much more difficult to trace the actual buyers who perpetrated it.
To me this looks to be difficult lead to pursue. Just consider the number of cycle shops selling new cycles, and small shops (including repair shops) that sell old cycles. What if the cycles were bought in another (nearby?) town?
The real leads will have to come from people about those who were behaving in a suspicious manner, working as a group (because the blasts were almost simultaneous, and it shows involvement of more than a few persons). I hope people will be more forthcoming with information. In Mumbai, if we have not had progress, its because police has not received any solid information (except from Abu Amad who was caught in Kashmir, who has also made some startling disclosures on ISI and its brutal ways).
( Posted: Sunday , September 10, 2006 at 19:32 )
Kutthus
While a day after Mumbai blast took place, the police was quick detain the people, whereas now in Malegaon, so far they have been no arrests & detentions in this case.
( Posted: Sunday , September 10, 2006 at 16:39 )
Babu Ambati
Remember many Church Bombings in south India during 1999-2002? It was found out Lashkar-E-Taiba and other Islamist groups were doing those to bring disrepute to India, specially the then BJP led central Govt.
Secularists wrote tons and tons of newanalysis during that time blaming VHP & Bajrang Dal.
( Posted: Sunday , September 10, 2006 at 13:44 )
suman
there 6 blasts within 2 yrs but police and investigaters failed to find any culprit. Politicians should not influence the investigation process When rulers, law makers are only culprits and corroupt anything can happen. GOI has proof that can prove pak is sponsering terrorism and there 52 terrorists camps in pak. Why goi is not making it public and put int'l pressure on pak to destroy the terrorists training camps. instead upa govt is rushing for more peace talks, cbms which really pathetic. more friendship with pakistan more blast.and some local kafirs help terrorists to commit crime and get away with it. Ind public blames IB and police. And terrorists have no religion and so human right activists and politiciasn should stay away from the investigation and culprits, murderes should be punished without any trial for justice. Recently in Gulf News carried very analytitical report by Mr. Abudl al Madani( Arabi writer) stateing india need strong law to deal with terrorism and anti national activities. media In india failed highlight the wrong policies and misrule of corroupt politicians.
( Posted: Sunday , September 10, 2006 at 12:27 )
Rightly said human right actives and English media are also to be blamed for creating right atmosphere in the country to have more strict antiterrorism laws.
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