Arrested Pak terrorist revealed - India Gate, Red Fort, 2011 Delhi High Court blasts including 10 places were reckoned

The Pakistani terrorist Mohammad Ashraf, who was caught by the Special Cell of Delhi Police on Tuesday, has made many big revelations in the interrogation. Sources said that Pakistani terrorist Mohammad Ashraf, who was arrested by the Delhi Police Special on Tuesday, had conducted a recce of several places in Delhi. Accused Mohammad Ashraf had conducted recce before the 2011 Delhi High Court blasts.

Sources close to the development told ANI that during interrogation, when a photograph of an accused in the 2011 Delhi High Court blasts was shown, he disclosed that he had conducted a recce of the High Court (Delhi High Court). However, his involvement in the Delhi High Court blast cannot be clearly stated. This will be clarified after further investigation. There is no evidence yet. Ashraf was also questioned at length by NIA, RAW, and MI.

Apart from this, Pakistani terrorist Mohammad Ashraf had also conducted a recce of the Police Headquarters (Old Police Headquarters) located at ITO, the sources said. He revealed that he had done a lot of Reiki, but more details could not be obtained as he was not allowed to stay outside the police headquarters for long. He had also conducted a recce of the ISBT and sent this information to his masters sitting in Pakistan.

Pakistani terrorist Ashraf also revealed that he had also conducted a recce of India Gate and Red Fort. Sources said that he has told that he had done Reiki at 10 places. Sources further said that during interrogation, he said that VIP areas were not the target as there would have been fewer casualties. All these Reiki was done a few years back. However, terrorist Ashraf has not yet disclosed the places where he wanted to carry out the terrorist operation.

The accused revealed during interrogation that he first entered India by going to Bangladesh and then traveling to Kolkata in West Bengal. He visited Ajmer Sharif, where he met the people of Bihar, with whom he went to his village and took refuge there. In Bihar, he gained the trust of a sarpanch and obtained his identification ID from him, sources said.