
Within 90 days of the NIA’s investigation, the charge sheet has been filed
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) is all set to submit a charge sheet on Wednesday in a special court here on the recovery of 81,000 detonators from West Bengal’s Birbhum district last year. The charge sheet is being filed within 90 days since the NIA sleuths took up the investigation.
As many as 81,000 detonators were recovered from a passenger- van in the Muhammadbazar area of Birbhum district on June 30, 2022. The detonators were seized by the sleuths of the Special Task Force (STF) of state police.
Sources aware of the development said that a total of eight persons might be named in the charge sheet.
Three persons were also arrested by the STF, the first from the Raniganj area in West Burdwan district and the other two from the Dhuliyan area in Murshidabad district. The NIA took charge of the investigation on September 29 of the same year. Later the NIA sleuths also arrested two other persons.
The detonators are used to blast stone blocks in the area for the purpose of use in stone quarries, hence it is learned that the use of detonators is quite common in pockets of Birbhum, which houses a number of stone quarries.
However, this was the first time detonators of such a huge quantity were recovered from the district. This made the investigation sleuths doubt that such a huge quantity could have some other purpose.
[With Inputs from IANS]
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