Man questioned by police in Mumbai blast case dead and Man arrested with ten bombs in Ahmedabad

[jagbani]

Man questioned by police in connection with Mumbai serial blasts dead

Faiz Usmani, the brother of Ahmedabad blast suspect Afzal Usmani, died after being questioned by the Mumbai Crime Branch late Saturday night. The provisional post mortem report says that he died of a heart attack. A CID probe has been ordered into the death, after Usmani's family members alleged he died of police torture.
Man arrested with ten crude bombs in Ahmedabad
The Gujarat police on Sunday arrested a man from the labour-dominated Dani Limda locality in eastern part of Ahmedabad and recovered 10 crude bombs and materials for making explosives from him.

Both full news covered here :- http://www.hindsamachar.in/8161/Hind-Samachar/17-July-2011#p=page:n=1

 

[mmalihk]

aik naya drama hindu ka.............

 

[Mullah Omar]

Seems to me they were forcing that poor guy to admit a crime he didn't do.

 

[mrcritic]

KHALEEJ TIMES - now this is interesting!

MUMBAI Scores of diamonds have been found on the devastated streets of Mumbais precious stone trading hub which was targeted in last weeks triple bombing, an industry group said Monday. Teams of workers found the stones after picking through the debris and panning muddy monsoon puddles in the diamond trading hub in the south of the city, one of three sites attacked on Wednesday in blasts that left 17 dead.
We have found 65 pieces, said Jayesh Labdhi, a committee member of the Mumbai Diamond Merchants Association trade group.
We will have a meeting... and they may be auctioned, which would help those who have been injured or lost their lives, he added.
The diamonds, which are being kept with the association, have not yet been valued, Labdhi told AFP.
The associations president, Bharat Shah, however, said that many traders were likely to try to trace merchandise they may have lost in the blasts by cross-checking recovered stones with their description, colour, clarity and purity.
Sanjay Kothari, the vice-chairman of the Gem and Jewellery Export Promotion Council, said a decision had not been taken about auctioning the recovered diamonds but a meeting would be held in the coming days.
Shah said losses to traders due to the rush-hour blasts had been minimised because torrential rain had prompted many people to leave for home early, leaving fewer diamond couriers on the crowded streets.
Three or four people from our association died and about 40 others were injured. There wasnt any looting, apart from one fellow who took a diamond from the ground. The police caught him and he handed it back, Shah added.
Trading at Opera House and the bustling Zaveri Bazaar gold and jewellery quarter nearby resumed fully on Monday, meanwhile, after an enforced shut-down last week, as fearful customers and traders stayed away.
No group has claimed responsibility for the attacks, which also hit the commercial and residential district of Dadar and were the first in the city since the November 2008 Islamist militant attacks that killed 166.