MUSLIM TERRORISM - AL-QAEDA SETS ITS SIGHTS ON BANGALORE

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Al-Qaeda sets eyes on City

Deccan Herald
Thursday, July 12, 2007

Bangalore (DH News Service) - According to top police
officials, prominent installations in the City such as the
ISRO, HAL, Infosys campus and the IISc, are under al Qaedas
radar.

Is the IT City under al Qaeda radar? Evidence gathered so
far by the City Crime Branch (CCB) sleuths, along with
Intelligence Bureau (IB), which is probing the involvement
of Kafeel Ahmed and Dr Sabeel Ahmed in London terror plot,
are pointing at Bangalore being one of the prime targets of
the al Qaeda.

According to top police officials, prominent installations
in the City such as the ISRO, HAL, Infosys campus and the
IISc, are under al Qaeda's radar. "An attack on the IISc
might be its (al Qaeda) first step into Bangalore," the
sources said.

Over and above, the investigators now have strong suspicion
that the al Qaeda may also be involved in the Indian
Institute of Science (IISc) attack when a Delhi-based
scientist was gunned down. (The Bangalore police were under
the impression that only Lashker-e-Taiba (LeT) was behind
the attack). In fact, the police are yet to crack the case.

The investigators have taken up the probe in this regard
after seizing the high-capacity hard disks from Kafeel's
residence in Banashankari II stage. The disks contained
clues on the terrorist group's plans in Bangalore. The
disks have revealed that Kafeel, an aeronautical engineer
and the one who drove the flaming jeep into the Glasgow
terminal, designed the blueprint of the plot. The designs
for making car bombs are also found in the disks. The
investigators believe that Kafeel might have drawn the
sketch of these designs during his stay in Bangalore
between 2005 and 2006.

While the Ahmed brothers being al Qaeda terrorists is
almost confirmed by the British police, the local police,
who are in possession of these evidences, have taken up the
investigation to ascertain as to how deep the al Qaeda
might have penetrated Bangalore. Bangalore Police
Commissioner N Achutha Rao, who confirmed the seizure of
the hard disks from Kafeel's house, said: "The hard disks
are being examined to ascertain the connection of Sabeel
and Kafeel with terror attack on the IISc".

The City police has taken the assistance of various Central
agencies to conduct investigation in this regard. Official
sources fear that Ahmed brothers might have created terror
modules, especially the "sleeper cells", to help the
striking force to carry out the attack and also escape
easily. "We are trying to dig out more information about
their activities in Bangalore so that terror modules, if
any, can be smashed," officials said.

The police are also probing the financial transactions of
Kafeel, Sabeel and their cousin Dr Mohammed Haneef, who is
also an accused, during their stay in the City.

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