Close to Opera House Suspected - Mumbai Police
Investigators said the movements of one particular man, who locals and office-goers at the diamond-trading hub did not recognize appear suspicious and they have prepared a sketch of him.
The sketch has been sent to security agencies across the country, but won't be released to the public.
In bomb blasts on 13th July 2011 at Mumbai's Opera house and Zaveri Bazar more than 20 peoples died and and approx three hundred peoples injured.
Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism-Squad (ATS) chief Rakesh Maria said that Opera House suspect is seen roaming the area for around two to three hours before the blast.
With the help of eyewitnesses and locals we are trying to identify individuals in the images. One such person has not been identified by the locals. We have prepared a sketch of this man.
Mumbai police and Investigators are also focusing on 15 faces seen in CCTV images taken from the Zaveri Bazar blast site as locals, shopkeepers there could not recognize them. Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) teams also fanned out to places like Gujarat, Bengal and Bhatkal in Karnataka to follow up clues.
Anti-Terrorism-Squad (ATS) chief Rakesh Maria added that several motorcycles and scooters were recovered from the spots and the owners are being called and verified. Investigators are still working on one scooter which has not been claimed.
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