Bengaluru: 4 Miscreants Allegedly Assault Bakery Owner, Try To Snatch Cigarette Packets. Probe On

The victim alleged that the miscreants barged into the shop and tried to snatch away cigarette packets

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A bakery owner was allegedly assaulted with rods by four miscreants in Bengaluru's JP Nagar on Monday. The victim alleged that the miscreants barged into the shop and tried to snatch away cigarette packets.

"A case has been registered in Puttenahalli Police Station and investigation is underway," said Bengaluru police as quoted by news agency ANI.

Karnataka | A bakery owner allegedly assaulted with rods by 4 miscreants in Bengaluru's JP Nagar on Jan 16. The victim alleged that miscreants barged into the shop &tried to snatch cigarette packets. A case has been registered in Puttenahalli PS & probe underway: Bengaluru Police

— ANI (@ANI) January 17, 2023

Earlier on January 15, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) Special Court in Bengaluru convicted four suspected terrorists of seven years of rigorous imprisonment and Rs 40,000 fine in connection with committing acts of robbery in Bengaluru to fund terrorist activities.

All the accused are from West Bengal and connected to Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen (JMB) terrorist organisation from Bangladesh. The court had pronounced the order on Saturday.

Kador Khazi aka Mota Anas (33), Birbhum district of West Bengal, Mustafizar Rahman aka Tuhin (39), Adil Sheik (27) from Shamsher Ganj district, Abdul Kareem aka Chota (21) from Murshidabad district.

The accused had committed acts of robbery in KR Puram, Kottanur and Attibele police station limits. They were arrested in connection with the crime and NIA officers had seized huge quantities of electronic gadgets, chemical substances, containers to prepare bombs, improvised explosive devices, and a digital camera.

The police submitted a charge sheet in 2020. The probe had proved that the accused were preparing bombs at their residence. One of the accused Abdul Kareem aka Chota was accused in the case of serial bomb blasts in the surrounding areas of Mahabodhi temple, a UNESCO world heritage center on July 7, 2013, in Bihar. P. Prasanna Kumar submitted his arguments for the NIA.

(With IANS inputs)