Mumbai blasts: Police prepare sketch of suspect!

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PTI / The Hindu / MUMBAI, July 17, 2011.

Ruwaida Usmani (right) waits with her son to receive her husband Faiz Usmani's body outside a hospital in Mumbai on Sunday. Faiz Usmani, who was detained in connection with the Mumbai blasts, died on Sunday morning in police custody.

Groping for a breakthrough four days after the triple blasts, police on Sunday prepared a sketch of a suspect even as the brother of an alleged Indian Mujahideen (IM) member died in a hospital in Mumbai after being questioned on Wednesday’s explosions.

Widening the probe, police teams also fanned out to seven States to get definite leads in a desperate hunt for the bombers of the July 13 terror attack that left 19 dead and oover 130 injured.

A senior ATS official said the sketch of the suspect in the serial blasts based on eyewitness accounts has been prepared.

“The sketch of the suspect is ready. It will be circulated among the select and top investigating officials It will not be released to the public,” he said.

Faiz Usmani, brother of Afzal Usmani, who is currently lodged in jail for his role in the 2008 Gujarat blasts, died at 1.30 a.m. on Sunday while he was undergoing treatment for hemiparesis and hypertension at the Lokmanya Tilak Hospital, doctors said.

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MAFIA: This man shot journalist Jothirdaya Dey!

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Rashmi Rajput, Prachi Jawadekar Wagh, Updated: June 13, 2011 19:55 IST / NDTV.

Mumbai:  Forty eight hours after he was shot - on  a crowded street in Mumbai - the city police has released a sketch of one of the four men who opened fire at J Dey, a journalist, known for his investigative reports on the underworld. Based on accounts from eyewitnesses, the sketch reveals a man about five-and-a-half-feet tall who was wearing a blue raincoat. The police believes he is in his early 20s.

Mr Dey was riding his motorcycle in Mumbai's Powai suburb when four men on two motorcycles pulled up. They shot five bullets at him. He was taken to a local hospital where he was declared dead upon arrival.

The Maharashtra government has said that most likely, Mr Dey was killed in retaliation for recent stories, some of which focused on the oil mafia. 

With suspected police complicity, it is doubtful the assassins of Mr. Dey would be caught!

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