Maninderjit Singh Bitta, chairman, All Indian Anti-Terrorist Front, and a former chief of the Indian Youth Congress, today said the National Investigation Agency (NIA) should reopen the 1993 bomb blast case, which involved terror convict Davinder Pal Singh Bhullar, who’s serving a life sentence. - File photo
New Delhi, January 24
Maninderjit Singh Bitta, chairman, All Indian Anti-Terrorist Front, and a former chief of the Indian Youth Congress, today said the National Investigation Agency (NIA) should reopen the 1993 bomb blast case, which involved terror convict Davinder Pal Singh Bhullar, who’s serving a life sentence.
Bhullar plea for early release has been recently rejected by the Sentence Review Board of the Delhi Government. Bitta said the NIA should expose police officers and politicians for their involvement with Bhullar.
“Before the bomb blast in 1993, my security was suddenly withdrawn and within a day, the terror attack took place. Later, it came out that the attack was planned in Canada,” said Bitta.
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