An orange Nano car found near the Simulia madrassa — that allegedly served as a terror training centre — sprung a surprise on the NIA team investigating the Bardhaman blast on Monday. Officers wonder how state police had missed the car, with an Indian Army sticker on the front windshield, for so long although it was parked barely 100 metres from the mud-hut madrassa.


What's even mysterious is the reason why police did not — or could not — take any action. Police say the first clue they got about the Simulia madrassa was on October 6, four days after the Khagragarh blast. Senior police officers said that they immediately informed Nabanna (the Bengal secretariat) about the car and sought permission to raid the madrassa, but they did not get the go-ahead from the home department. Police were apparently told to wait because the case was sensitive and the information reached cops on the day of a religious festival.



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