Sri Lanka had a ISI hand in Chennai bomb blast?

Posted by Ayyappa Prasad on May 3, 2014 

Chennai,May 3 (TruthDive): Sri Lanka-based links to two suspects with ISI background nabbed by Tamil Nadu police in connection with bomb blasts in Chennai railway station has opened a new revelation to intelligence agencies.

Sources said that a person who was found hiding in the train even two hours after the bomb blast was of Sri Lankan origin. Further interrogation showed that he had links with ISI agent Jafar caught on April 29 by the police. The ISI agent had entered Tamil Nadu through Sri Lankan route.

Geo-politically Sri Lanka is said to be patronized by China, the super power in Asia and traditionally close to Pakistan. To offset this, the Indian government has been soft on Sri Lanka and recent issue being its stance on UN resolution backed by US. The link between the ISI agent coming in from Sri Lanka and the man caught on the train shows that a conduit route through island routes has been drawn up.

Tamil Nadu has been targeted by ISI backed by Sri Lanka since Chief Minister Jayalalithaa is against the present regime of the island nation. With Jayalalithaa set to play a major role in the formation of a union ministry of any national party coming to power according to poll analysis, Sri Lanka feels threatened that India could raise international arbitration of Katchatheevu island under pressure from her.

Sources in State intelligence say that the game plan is to create terror attacks in the State and discredit Jayalalithaa and that she loses coming Assembly polls. Sri Lanka is comfortable with DMK who keeps changing sides.

Many terror outfits in Tamil Nadu are to be funded by ISI and the nabbed man was carrying fake currency notes which are given to operators and printed in Chinese press. The Sri Lanka connection with ISI has put the State agency on the alert as if Jaya does not have the clout with a possible BJP-led NDA.

The terror attacks could increase and DMDK-led BJP front could make inroads on law and order situation. All opposition parties have termed Chennai bomb blast as failure of the State police.