Karnataka on high alert as NIA arrests terror suspect

Karnataka Home Minister M B Patil said that the suspect is allegedly linked to a terror organisation, reported IANS.

Update: 2019-06-27 10:10 GMT
A team of police officers along with Rapid Action Force (RAF) personnel has been deployed in the area, with shops, market places and business establishments seen downing shutters following the unrest. (Photo: ANI)

Bengaluru: A high alert warning has been issued across Karnataka following the NIA arrested a suspected terrorist, a Bangladeshi national in the state’s Doddaballapura town, officials said on Thursday.

Karnataka Home Minister M B Patil, in an interaction with media said that the suspect is allegedly linked to a terror organisation, reported IANS.

 “I had a meeting with the CID officials and as a precautionary measure high alert has been sounded across Karnataka,” the Minister said.

Read: Arrested terrorist's intel leads to defusal of 2 bombs near Bengaluru

Refusing to speak on the recovery of two live-bombs allegedly thrown out by the suspected terrorist in Ramanagara town on Wednesday, Patil said: “Since it comes under the jurisdiction of the National Investigation Agency (NIA), I have nothing to say on the incident but only extend all cooperation.”

Doddaballapura is around 600 km away from the state capital.

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