The chargesheet, submitted before a special NIA court in Delhi, details what officials described as a meticulous, "almost laboratory-grade" approach adopted by the accused to fabricate and use IEDs.
According to the agency, Yasir Ahmad Dar allegedly played an active role in the conspiracy behind the blast and had taken an oath for carrying out self-sacrificial operations.
This is the latest development in the NIA’s ongoing probe into what investigators have described as a “white-collar” terror module, originally exposed by the Jammu and Kashmir Police.
Petitioner Dr Pankaj Pushkar sought a day-to-day trial in the case and a direction to the probe agency to file monthly status reports before the court-appointed oversight committee.
Sources claimed Soyab will be investigated with the earlier detained accused, as investigators will try to sort out the operational structure of the “white-collar” module that helped the bomber.
