India
Two low intensity blasts outside Chinnaswamy stadium in Bangalore on April 17 prior to the start of an IPL match left 17 injured.
Updated : Apr 20, 2010, 08:38 PM IST
Asserting that the perpetrators of the twin blasts outside Chinnaswamy stadium in Bangalore on April 17 would be nabbed soon, Karnataka police today said it had received some clues from blast sites and were analysing them with the help of forensic experts.
Two low intensity blasts outside the stadium on April 17 prior to the start of an IPL match left 17 injured.
Karnataka DGP Ajit Kumar Singh told reporters in Bangalore that the police did not carry out anti-sabotage checks outside the sites as it was impractical.
Anti-sabotage checks, Singh said, are carried out where there is controlled exit and entry. "To carry it out in a public place is impractical."
However the police are investigating the case from all angles, he said.
He said the explosions might be the "handiwork of a local mafia or an attack by a terror outfit".
Describing as "baseless" media reports that a former Karnataka State Reserve Police staffer was the "mastermind" behind the blasts, he said no person had been arrested.