கோவா குண்டு வெடிப்பு - சனாதன சன்ஸ்த்தான் தலைவரை NIA விசாரித்தது

http://www.zeenews.com/news618291.html Panaji: Almost six months after the Goa bomb blast, National Investigation Agency (NIA) questioned the chief of the right-wing group linked to the explosion in which two persons were killed, and also raided his ashram. Jayant Athavale, chief of Sanatan Sanstha, was quizzed yesterday by sleuths of the Central agency at his residence in Ramnathi Ashram, 30km from here. "A NIA team quizzed Sanatan Sanstha's founder Dr Jayant Athavale in his residential quarter," Sanatan Prabhat, the outfit's mouthpiece, said today. NIA officials were not available for comment. Sources said the NIA team was accompanied by Dhananjay Ashtekar, one of the four accused arrested in the case. Sanstha's Managing Trustee Virendra Marathe was also quizzed. The agency personnel also raided the ashram and seized a few items, including CDs. The ashram's server was checked by computer experts, who accompanied the team during the raid on Saturday, they said. The Sanstha came under police scanner after the blast in Margao on October 16, 2009. Investigations led to the arrest of four persons, all owing allegiance to the outfit. Police had claimed to have dug out a conspiracy to execute serial bomb blasts in the state. The investigation was handed over to NIA as the conspiracy was spread across two other states - Maharashtra and Karnataka. The outfit has denied any role in the blast. PTI