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The charge sheet, filed on Friday, says Saifi, the sole accused in the case, had sprinkled petrol on passengers and set the bogey on fire with a lighter, with the intention to kill people. | Latest News India
The three passengers died while they jumped out of the train after the floor of the coach caught fire. NIA said probes show that Saifi had chosen Kerala for the act involving terror and arson as he wanted to commit the act of terror in a location where he would not be recognised.
Thursday’s searches led to the seizure of a number of digital devices, including mobile phones, laptop and hard disk, along with other documents.
The brief for the National Investigation Agency (NIA) would be to probe the inter-state links into the Kerala train fire case.
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has taken over the probe into the Kerala train arson case.