The company additionally emphasised that the confidentiality of the informants’ identities shall be maintained.
New Delhi:
The Nationwide Investigation Company (NIA) introduced on Wednesday a bounty of Rs 10 lakh for details about the bomber in reference to the blast at Bengaluru’s Rameshwaram cafe.
The company additionally emphasised that the confidentiality of the informants’ identities shall be maintained.
The company additionally launched an image of the bomber, captured from the CCTV footage whereas preserving a bag in The Rameshwaram Cafe, a well-liked eatery in Bengaluru’s Brookfield space.
Within the image launched by the NIA, the bomber is seen carrying a cap, black pants, and black sneakers.
“NIA declares a money reward of 10 lakh rupees for details about the bomber in Rameshwaram Cafe blast case of Bengaluru. Informants’ id shall be stored confidential,” the NIA stated in a publish on ‘X’.
Within the publish, the NIA additionally burdened that “any data resulting in his (bomber) arrest shall be rewarded.”
NIA declares money reward of 10 lakh rupees for details about bomber in Rameshwaram Cafe blast case of Bengaluru. Informants id shall be stored confidential. pic.twitter.com/F4kYophJFt
— NIA India (@NIA_India) March 6, 2024
The company has additionally requested to go on the knowledge by means of mail at “[email protected],” in addition to two contact numbers: 080-29510900 and 8904241100.
The NIA declared the reward three days after the Ministry of Dwelling Affairs (MHA) handed over the probe into the case to the anti-terror company.
The case was handed over to the NIA on March 3, following the go to of an NIA crew on the blast website. The blast came about on the cafe on March 1 in Bengaluru’s Whitefield space, the place a number of folks have been injured following an explosion that occurred in the course of the busy lunch hour.
Earlier, the Bengaluru Police had registered a case beneath the stringent Illegal Actions (Prevention) Act and Explosives Substances Act in reference to the explosion on the cafe.
The blast came about at 1 pm on March 1 and the police additionally discovered a suspect within the CCTV footage, preserving a bag contained in the cafe. The police probe to this point has indicated that an IED system with a timer was used to hold out the explosion.
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