Is Gorakhpur case a lone wolf attack or BIG conspiracy? | Hoonkar

After the Uttar Pradesh government handed over the investigation of the Gorakhnath temple attack to Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS), the investigating agency reached Mumbai Monday and found out that the accused Murtaza had not met his family members for the last three years, reported news agency ANI. During the investigation in Mumbai, the father of the accused said that his son is mentally not stable and the offence might have been committed unknowingly. "He is not mentally stable. Since childhood, he is suffering from depression. He also received medical treatment. Due to some developments (in his mental health), the accused believed that police were after him," said Munir Ahmed Abbasi, the father of the accused