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A sub-inspector, identified as Manoj Tomar and in charge of the Inderlok police post in north Delhi, has been suspended for reportedly assaulting members of a congregation during Friday namaz. The incident, captured in a widely circulated video on social media, depicts Tomar pushing and instructing the worshippers to vacate the busy road. Subsequently, he is shown kicking and striking two to three individuals, leading to widespread public outrage.

Nearly an hour after the blast at Bengaluru’s popular eatery ‘The Rameshwaram Cafe’ last week, the prime suspect was seen boarding a bus. The suspect, captured on the CCTV camera on the bus, was seen wearing a t-shirt, cap and facemask.

The timestamp on the video says 2.03 pm on March 1, about 60 minutes after the blast, caused by an Improvised Explosive Device, hit the quick-service eatery at 12.56 pm. Ten people were injured in the blast. The man allegedly left behind a bag in the cafe which had the IED in it.

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The man, with a backpack, sits in a seat but gets up soon after noticing the camers on the bus. He goes to

In another footage, from the same day around 9 pm, he is seen roaming inside a bus station.

The CCTV clips have been shared by the National Investigation Agency that is probing the case. The NIA has sought people’s help in indentifying the suspect. The Central Crime Branch of the Bengaluru police is also assisting the anti-terror agency in the case.

As per the team investigating the blast, the man changed his clothes after the incident and travelled by a bus.

The NIA has also announced a bounty of Rs 10 lakh for information about the suspect.

Earlier, the agency released a footage of the man while keeping a bag in The Rameshwaram Cafe.

The case was handed over to the NIA on March 3, two days after the incident.

The eatery is set to re-open its doors to visitors tomorrow. It will re-open “brighter and stronger”, for business Saturday morning, the restaurant’s HR head told NDTV today.