Bangalore:(Page3 News Network)-One more suspected terrorist in the Pune serial blast case has been arrested from Hyderabad.This is the fifth arrest in connection with the August 1 Pune serial blasts. Bangalore Police took his custody after he was arrested.According to police, the suspect - Maqbool - is accused of making the Improvised Explosive Device that was used in the blast on August 1. He is said to be a member of the Indian Muslim Mohammadi Mujahideen (IMMM) module which was set up by Azam Ghori and an associate of Obaidur Rehman.
Langde Irfan (30), who is an expert in computers and brother-in-law of one of the accused, was apprehended from Jaipur's Sindhi bus stand on October 10 by a team of Delhi Police's Special Cell.
Police is still on the lookout for one Raju Bhai, who allegedly arranged hideouts for three of the arrested persons, and another unidentified person.
Irfan's arrest came following interrogation of the three arrested suspected IM terrorists.
Delhi Police had arrested three suspected IM operatives - Asad Khan (33), who is a recruiter, motivator and ideologue of the IM, and Imran Khan (31) were arrested on September 26th from their hideout in Pul Prehladpur in south Delhi while Syed Firoze (38) was nabbed from Nizamuddin Railway station five days later.
During interrogation, Irfan, a resident of Ahmednagar in Maharastra, confessed to his involvement in the Pune serial blasts.He, along with Syed Firoze, allegedly went to Pune in July 2012 following instructions from top IM operative Riyaz Bhatkal to arrange for a rented accommodation.
Delhi Police had, on October 11th, claimed to have solved the Pune serial blasts in August and averted terror strikes in Delhi and Bihar's Bodhgaya during the upcoming festival season.
