Karkala Explosives Case: Prime accused Biju Thomas arrested
Karkala Explosives Case: Prime accused Biju Thomas arrested
Mangalore Today News Network
Karkala, April 28, 2014: Biju Thomas of Kerala origin said to be the prime accused behind the huge cache of explosives including ammonium nitrate seized from various places of Karkala taluk on March 25 has been arrested by the Police on Sunday night from Gurgaon district in Haryana.
Speaking to the media, Karkala ASP Annamalai confirmed the arrest of Biju Thomas and said that he will be brought to Karkala on Tuesday.
He is originally from Thodupuzha, Kottayam district, Kerala. It is believed that Biju who had made Kukkundur his place of stay used to supply the explosives to quarries and had extended his network after he was out on bail following arrest a year ago.
Annamalai, the ASP of Karkala had initiated the raid at several places a month ago which netted explosive materials worth over Rs 2 crores. He was absconding ever since the first raid and later police sought the help of National Investigating Agency (NIA) to trace him.
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