'Qayamuddin could be behind Delhi blasts'

AHMEDABAD: SIMI activist Qayamuddin, wanted for serial blasts in the city, could be the one behind the terror attacks in New Delhi along with Abdul Subhan alias Tauqueer, an official of the Gujarat police said.
    
"We think Qayamuddin, one of the accused in the Ahmedabad blasts cases, could be behind the Delhi blasts. He could be involved in planting the bombs in different parts of the national capital," joint Commissioner of Police Ashish Bhatia said.
    
"Abdul Subhan alias Tauqueer, a computer expert from Mumbai is also likely to be involved in the Delhi blats," he said.
    
"There is a possibility that other SIMI members who are wanted in the Ahmedabad blasts cases, could be involved in the Delhi blasts," Bhatia added.
    
Abdul Subhan and Qayamuddin names had come up in the Ahmedabad blasts. They are in the 'most wanted' list of the state police in connection with the city serial blasts.
    
Both of them are absconding after the explosions.
    
Qayamuddin, a resident of Vadodara, had conducted number of meetings in the city to plan the terror attacks. He had stayed in Ahmedabad for over a month prior to the serial blasts.
    
Police also claimed that Qayamuddin was also present at the terror training camps held in Kerala and Halol in Gujarat.
    
Abdul Subhan who was working with a multinational computer firm in Mumbai had left his job and joined SIMI. He is expert of computers and is also believed to have wide knowledge about making of bombs, as per Gujarat police.