Ten persons have been arrested in connection with the bomb blasts that shook the city recently.

They have also been charged for allegedly smuggling RDX from Bangladesh, police said on Thursday.
The arrests, made on Wednesday evening, came close on the heels of revelations by two key suspects — Syed Imran Khan and Kaleem alias Rafiq — during narco-analysis tests conducted in Bangalore.

“They have been taken into custody in connection with several previous cases,” City Police Commissioner Balwinder Singh told PTI here on Thursday. Singh, declined to divulge further details.

It is believed that the arrested persons were in possession of “jihadi literature and CDs and other incriminating documents.”

They were produced before a local court which remanded them to  two weeks in judicial custody.

Police teams to States
The commissioner said police teams had been sent to various places, including Karnataka, Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu in connection with the probe into the blasts.

TERROR TRAIL
ACP in Hyd
Bangalore, dhns: Additional Commissioner of Police (law & order) Bipin Gopal Krishna left for Hyderabad on Thursday in connection with the twin blasts that rocked Hyderabad.

According to sources, Bipin met the Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad City, and had a marathon discussion in connection with terror attacks in Hyderabad and Bangalore in recent past. Syed Imran and Abdul,  the main suspects in the Hyderabad blasts who were arrested and brought for narco-analysis tests in Bangalore, have reportedly told police that they had planned several such strikes in Bangalore and Hyderabad.

It is said that some of the suspects have crept into the City. Bipin is expected to return to Bangalore on Saturday.