Rameshwaram Cafe Blast Case: Two Coimbatore doctors questioned by NIA
Chennai: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) searched the residences of two Coimbatore-based doctors in Tamil Nadu in connection with the blast at the Rameshwaram Cafe in Bengaluru on March 1.
According to the investigating agency sources, the raids were connected to the blast at the Rameshwaram Cafe in Bengaluru on March 1. A low-intensity IED bomb had exploded at the cafe injuring 10 people.
According to sources, two teams of NIA were conducting the raids at the residences of the two doctors at Narayanaguru Street in Sai Baba colony.
NIA sleuths seized mobile phones and SIM cards from the duo, residing at Saibaba Colony in Coimbatore. They had enrolled in a two-year post doctoral fellowship programme at a private hospital in the city. While one of them had completed the course, the other was yet to do so, a source in the hospital said.
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