<p> Terror suspect and Indian Mujahideen co-founder Yasin Bhatkal's aide Asadullah Akhtar was Saturday brought to Hyderabad by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) on transit warrant for a probe into the Feb 21 bomb blasts here.<br /><br />NIA officials took Akhtar alias Haddi to a few places at Bhadaurpura, where he along with some others allegedly resided and made the bombs, sources said.<br /><br />Akhtar was arrested along with Bhatkal on the India-Nepal border last month.<br /><br />He revealed before the investigators the details of the places they visited in Hyderabad before carrying out the blasts.<br /><br />The twin blasts at the crowded Dilsukhnagar market claimed 18 lives.</p>.<p><br />The NIA is investigating if Akhtar and Bhatkal received any local help in the terror attacks.<br />Bhatkal and Akhtar, allegedly involved in several bomb blasts in different parts of the country, were arrested by Bihar police on the India-Nepal border Aug 28. The NIA later brought them to Delhi and interrogated them.<br /><br />The terror suspects reportedly confessed their role in Dilsukhnagar blast. They allegedly planted explosives on two bicycles.<br /><br />According to Hyderabad police, the profiles of the two suspects seen in the CCTV footage before the blasts match with Bhatkal and Akhtar.<br /></p>
<p> Terror suspect and Indian Mujahideen co-founder Yasin Bhatkal's aide Asadullah Akhtar was Saturday brought to Hyderabad by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) on transit warrant for a probe into the Feb 21 bomb blasts here.<br /><br />NIA officials took Akhtar alias Haddi to a few places at Bhadaurpura, where he along with some others allegedly resided and made the bombs, sources said.<br /><br />Akhtar was arrested along with Bhatkal on the India-Nepal border last month.<br /><br />He revealed before the investigators the details of the places they visited in Hyderabad before carrying out the blasts.<br /><br />The twin blasts at the crowded Dilsukhnagar market claimed 18 lives.</p>.<p><br />The NIA is investigating if Akhtar and Bhatkal received any local help in the terror attacks.<br />Bhatkal and Akhtar, allegedly involved in several bomb blasts in different parts of the country, were arrested by Bihar police on the India-Nepal border Aug 28. The NIA later brought them to Delhi and interrogated them.<br /><br />The terror suspects reportedly confessed their role in Dilsukhnagar blast. They allegedly planted explosives on two bicycles.<br /><br />According to Hyderabad police, the profiles of the two suspects seen in the CCTV footage before the blasts match with Bhatkal and Akhtar.<br /></p>