Information About Incident 39215-74997-181189 in Bangalore Rural India

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The Kerala Police on July 22 arrested a suspected terrorist, identified as Mohammed Abdul Haleem, for his involvement in the July 2008 Bangalore serial bomb blasts and a series of low-intensity blasts in Kerala in the last decade, reports Times of India.

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• Meta Location: Bangalore Kerala
• Matched District: Bangalore Rural
• Actgroup: arrest
• Actor: The Kerala Police
• Subject: a suspected terrorist , identified as Mohammed Abdul Haleem , for his involvement in the Bangalore serial bomb blasts and a series of low-intensity blasts in Kerala in the last decade

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The Kerala Police on July 22 arrested a suspected terrorist, identified as Mohammed Abdul Haleem, for his involvement in the July 2008 Bangalore serial bomb blasts and a series of low-intensity blasts in Kerala in the last decade, reports Times of India. Haleem was arrested from Kannur and brought to Kochi where he was placed under arrest. Police said he was associated with the ultra-Islamic Noorish Tariquat based in Hyderabad and received terror training there. Meanwhile, the Kochi Police commissioner Manoj Abraham said that the vehicle used to plant bombs in Bangalore was the one stolen by Haleem from Aluva in Ernakulam. Though he was arrested earlier also in connection with the theft, Haleem duped the Police then by stating that it was done to raise money for his wife s medical treatment. A former cadre of the People s Democratic Party (PDP) founded by Abdul Nasser Madani, Haleem was an aide of Tadiyantavide Nasir, a key Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) militant wanted for the Bangalore bomb blasts case. Police also established his links with Abdul Sattar, another accused in the case.

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