TIA NEWS /
Bihar Police has claimed that Pakistan’s ISI could be behind Kanpur train mishap with arrest of three persons in East Champaran district. Indore-Patna train accident recently claimed lives of about 150 passengers.
The Police has sought help of the Intelligence Bureau and Research and Analysis Wing for further investigation in this regard. Superintendent of Police Jitendra Rana said that the arrested persons have confessed to having worked for a Nepalese contact supposedly linked to ISI to target the Railways.
Mr. Rana told that the district unit of the state Police, which was investigating a terror-related incident, recently arrested one person who made startling disclosures that Kanpur train tragedy was actually an act of terror, sponsored by the ISI.
The SP said Moti Paswan – the man in question – had revealed that he was paid by the ISI to plant bomb along the rail tracks to trigger derailment of trains.
During interrogation, arrested persons have confessed to having been paid three lakh rupees by a Nepalese citizen identified as Brajesh Giri allegedly connected with the ISI for planting a bomb on railway tracks at Ghorasahan in East Champaran district in 1st of October last year to cause an accident. Fortunately, the bomb was detected with the help of villagers at Ghorasahan and defused which prevented the sinister designs of the terror elements.
Arrested person Moti Paswan has claimed that the ISI hatched a conspiracy to blow the track at Ghorasahan Station for which its agent Brajesh Giri gave three lakh rupees to Arun and Deepak Ram, both residents of Adapur in Bihar.
Paswan further told that both Arun and Deepak Ram were later called to Nepal and murdered by Giri as ISI was upset with them for not triggering the IED device even after planted it on the track.
He had told interrogators that besides him, several others from Kanpur including Zubair and Zia-ul, who were nabbed from Delhi, were also involved in the Ajmer-Sealdah Express train derailment near Rura railway station in Kanpur dehat district last month.