Thursday, September 8, 2011: The NIA on Thursday announced a reward of Rs 5 lakh for anyone providing clues about the Delhi High Court blast even as investigators were quizzing a Patna-based man in the case. “NIA has announced a reward of Rs 5 lakh for anyone giving any information to follow up the case. As far as investigation is concerned, that is going on. Delhi Police and NIA are coordinating (with each other),” Union Home Secretary R K Singh told reporters here.
A man from Patna, who was arrested on charges of using a stolen ATM card, is already being interrogated by the joint team led by NIA for obtaining leads in the probe.
Singh said that a car which had been under scanner for suspicion of having ferried the perpetrators of the blast is “not connected” to the case.
Earlier in the day, Delhi Police and National Investigation Agency (NIA) teams met Delhi High Court Chief Justice Dipak Misra and discussed with him measures to beef up security in and around court premises and installation of CCTV cameras, metal-detectors and other security gadgets.
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