Mangaluru Cooker Bomb Blast: Accused Shariq sentenced to 10 years, was going to blast the temple

Mangaluru cooker blast accused Shariq has been sentenced to 10 years of rigorous imprisonment. A special court of the National Investigation Agency (NIA) has sentenced terrorist accused Mohammad Shariq to 10 years of rigorous imprisonment in the Mangaluru cooker blast case. Shariq had confessed his crime before the court. Let us know what this incident was and how it was carried out.

What is the whole matter?

The incident took place on November 19, 2022, near Kankanady in Mangaluru. Investigators said Shariq was allegedly going to plant a bomb at the Kadri Manjunath temple when the blast occurred on the way, averting a major tragedy. Shariq himself was also injured in this blast. Auto driver Purushottam Pujari was also injured in this blast. After undergoing treatment for almost three months, Shariq was taken into NIA custody for questioning. The agency later completed its investigation and filed a chargesheet in the case.

Shakir was influenced by ISIS

Let us tell you that Shariq had hired an auto to reach Pumpwell area. Shariq was carrying a cooker bomb in his bag. The bomb exploded when the auto was passing through Kankanadi area, injuring him and the auto driver. Police further said that Shariq was influenced by terrorist organizations like ISIS and was connected to them through the dark web.

What was revealed in the investigation?

Police had found bomb-making material from Shariq’s house in Mysuru, which he had rented using a fake Aadhaar card. When the premises were searched in this case, a huge quantity of explosive material, match boxes, nuts bolts and circuits were recovered. g Some purchases were made online and some offline.

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