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February 21 and vacated the Patrol's Chautala episode (IM) operatives, who were given the police the slip last Investigators have also room at around 8 pm the same The Delhi High Court close to being nabbed by the year due to a turf war between Friday restrained Sony TV police last year and have evad- Delhi Police and Maharashtra channel from broadcasting an ed arrest since then, are Police, are under the intelli- episode of "Crime Patrol" emerging as prime suspects in gence scanner again for their programme based on a teach- the Hyderabad serial blasts role in the Hyderabad blasts. ers' recruitment scam involv- Close aides of Ahmed ing former Haryana chief Siddibappa alias Yasin minister Om Prakash Bhatkal , the man heading Chautala and 54 others. IM's operations in India, Justice M.L. Mehta, in an Waqas and Tabrez are suspect- interim direction, asked the ed of planting bombs in busy entertainment channel not to Mumbai markets in July 2011 telecast the episode, sched- under orders from Bhatkal. uled to be aired Saturday. The Sources said the court's order came on a plea Hyderabad blasts were obtained vital clues pointing to evening, an hour after the of Chautala, his then officer planned in June 2012 but, in the involvement of Bhatkal in blasts. on special duty Vidya Dhar the face of a series of arrests of the blasts. The major clue The hotel staff told the and political advisor Sher key IM operatives, the plan obtained by the police is from police that Raju, who claimed Singh Badshami. Advocate was shelved. a lodge, Shilpi Classic Court to be a hardware engineer, had Rajiv Nayyar, appearing for Waqas and Tabrez were near Konark theatre, where the produced his voter identity Chautala, asked the court to spotted in Hyderabad even first blast took place. The card as proof of identity. direct the channel to postpone after the blasts, they added. Maharashtra ATS squad, Investigators now suspect Arrested IM operative Syed helped by the Hyderabad Raju could be none other than the telecast till the pending Maqbool has told the Delhi police, made enquiries with Tahseen Akhtar alias Raju petition seeking suspension Police that he along with the lodge on Sunday and Bhayya, a close associate of of their sentence is decided another IM member recceed found that one person, who Bhatkal. Raju has been taking by another bench, as the pro- three places in Hyderabad in had identified himself as Raju, care of IM operations in South gramme could adversely June last year, one of which had checked into room No. India and had visited impact the appeal against the was Dilsukhnagar where the 303 at around 5.30 pm on Hyderabad several times. trial court verdict. 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