Archive · 27 May 2025
NIA Summons Congress Functionary in Khagragarh Blast Case
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) is looking into the 2014 Khagragarh blast case.
They've asked a Congress member and an e-rickshaw driver to come in for questioning.
The NIA believes these individuals might have information related to the accused in the case.
The Congress functionary is a school teacher, and the driver is from Beldanga.
Both are residents of Murshidabad.
They have been asked to appear at the NIA office.
The 2014 blast occurred in a rented house in Khagragarh.
The people involved were members of Jamat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB) and were making bombs.
They were also planning attacks.
NIA summoned a Congress functionary and an e-rickshaw driver from Murshidabad.
The summons are related to the 2014 Khagragarh blast case.
The individuals were asked to appear at the NIA's New Town office.
The NIA believes the individuals have links with the accused.
The blast in Khagragarh involved members of JMB planning terrorist attacks.
- Who
- NIA, a Congress functionary and an e-rickshaw driver.
- What
- Summons issued for questioning in the Khagragarh blast case.
- When
- Summons issued on Monday; requested to appear on Tuesday.
- Where
- NIA's New Town office; Murshidabad and Beldanga.
- Why
- To verify testimonies of the accused, based on alleged links found by NIA.
- Case
- Khagragarh Blast
- Summoned
- Congress functionary and e-rickshaw driver
- Investigating Agency
- NIA
- Location of Summons
- NIA New Town office
- Date of Summons
- Monday
- Date of Appearance
- Tuesday