Kochi – Just three and a half hours after the blast, Dominic Martin, a Kochi native, surrendered to the police and claimed responsibility for the incident. However, central agencies and the Kerala Police still have unanswered questions.
The key questions are as follows:
– Is Dominic Martin acting alone, or does he have accomplices?
– How did he acquire the knowledge to make a bomb? Can his claim of learning it in six months from the internet be substantiated?
– Where did Dominic obtain the explosives after leaving his home in the early morning?
– Did anyone assist him in purchasing the explosives and electronic equipment he used?
Martin filmed his actions on his phone. Initially, he identified himself as a native of Kadavantra but it was later discovered that he had been renting a house in Tammanam for the past six years.
During the search of his rented house, authorities found out that Martin had been working abroad until a year ago. On the day of the incident, he left his house at 5 am and arrived at the convention center in Kalamasery with the explosives. He entered and exited the hall twice after 8 o’clock in the morning, and he recorded these movements on his mobile phone.
Martin used to attend Bible classes at the Jehovah’s Witnesses church years ago when he was a believer. However, he left the church after going abroad. While Martin is currently not an active member of Jehovah’s Witnesses, it was revealed that he had studied the Bible at some point. Apart from this, no further information about him is known.
Update on the Kalamassery blast: The investigation is still ongoing as central agencies and the Kerala Police try to gather more information.
English Summary:
Investigation into the Kalamassery blast continues as authorities attempt to determine if there are any accomplices involved. Questions also arise regarding how the suspect obtained the knowledge to create a bomb and where he acquired the explosives. The suspect, Dominic Martin, filmed his actions on his phone. While he used to attend Bible classes at a Jehovah’s Witnesses church, he is currently not an active member. Further details about Martin remain unknown as the investigation progresses.
Kochi – Within three and a half hours of the blast, Dominic Martin, a native of Kochi, surrendered to the police after taking responsibility for the blast, but central agencies and the Kerala Police are still seeking answers to some important questions.
The questions are:
∙ Does Dominic Martin have companions?
∙ How did you learn how to make a bomb? Is the statement he studied in 6 months by looking on the internet factual?
∙ Where did Dominic come out of his house empty-handed early in the morning and collect the explosives?
∙ Did anyone help buy the explosives and electronic equipment to operate it?
The suspect filmed the move on his phone
Martin introduced himself to the police as a native of Kadavantra. But it was later clarified that he had been staying with his family on rent in Tammanam for 6 years.
When central agencies and the Kerala police searched the rented house in Tammanam, they got the information that he was working abroad till a year ago.
Dominic left his house at 5 am and arrived at the convention center in Kalamasery with the explosives. Going in and out of the hall 2 times after 8 o’clock. Dominic had recorded his entire movements up to that point on his mobile phone.
Years ago, Dominic, who was a believer in Jehovah’s Witnesses, attended the church’s Bible classes. Later, Martin went abroad and left the church.
Spokesman Sreekumar said that Martin is not an active member of Jehovah’s Witnesses. But in the middle, it was learned that he had come to study the Bible. He said no other information was known about him.
English Summary:
Kalamassery Blast Investigation In Progress
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