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Sunday 29 July 2012

Delhi Police unfolds that the suspects of bomb attack on Israeli diplomat

NEW DELHI: Alleging that an Iranian government agency was involved in the Feb. 13 bombing of an Israeli diplomat in the capital, Delhi Police has concluded that the suspects were members of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards, body, a branch of the military the nation.

The investigation report, only access to TOI, states that members of the Revolutionary Guards had discussed the plan to attack Israeli diplomats in India and other countries with Indian journalist Syed Mohammad Ahmad Kazmi in January 2011 after Iranian scientists had been attacked by the Israelis. The police have also learned that Kazmi was in contact with these people for almost 10 years.


Details of the suspects have been shared with Iran through a letter rogatory. Delhi Police has sought details of the five members of the Revolutionary Guard, including the primary attacker, Houshang Afshar Irani, who mentions his profession in Iran as a builder, Sedaghatzadeh Masoud (sales clerk at a trading company in San Baharestan, Tehran ), Syed Ali Mahdiansadr (owner of a mobile shop in Tehran), Mohammad Reza Abolghasemi (used in the finance department of the Tehran Water authority) and Ali Akbar Norouzishayan (a retired accountant from Tehran).

According to sources, Masoud is said to be the operational head and it was he who planned the attacks in Georgia, Bangkok and New Delhi.

Apart from these five years, police also found the role of an Iranian woman, identified as Leila Rohani, in the Feb. 13 attack in New Delhi and Bangkok bombings and Georgia, and has sought information about her and Iran. Rohani Iranian suspects allegedly helped in Bangkok on Feb. 14 attack on getting an apartment, after which he fled to Tehran.

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