Rameshwaram cafe blast accused as seen in NIA’s wanted poster wears glasses and a cap. NIA said the informer’s identity will be kept secret.
The National Investigation Agency on Wednesday announced a ₹10 lakh cash reward for any information on the man who planted the low-intensity IED in the Rameshwaram cafe leading to a blast on March 1 injuring at least 10 people who were there in the cafe. The NIA released a sketch of the accused in the ‘wanted’ poster and said the identity of the informer will be kept secret.
No arrest has been made yet in the blast case so far while the manhunt is on both by the Central Crime Branch and the NIA. The NIA began its probe on Tuesday after the Union home ministry directed it to take up investigation as the Karnataka government did not hand over the probe to the central agency.
