Guwahati: NDFB 'chairman' Ranjan Daimary was
on Sunday remanded in CBI custody for nine days in connection with
the October 30, 2008 serial blasts in Assam.
Amid tight security, Daimary, the prime accused in the
case, was produced before Chief Judicial Magistrate Robin
Phukan, who remanded him in nine days' custody of the CBI for
the blasts which claimed 92 lives.
CBI lawyer D K Das had sought the custody for 14 days.
Daimary's sister Anjali Daimary, who is the chief of
Bodo Women's Justice Forum, was allowed to meet him in court
at Panbazaar.
His two days of police custody in connection with the
killing of Bodo Sahitya Sabha president Bineshwar Brahma
at Bashista in 2000 ended today.
Daimary was handed over to India by Bangladesh on May 1.
He was produced the next day before a CJM’s court which remanded him in 12 days' police
custody that ended May 14. He was further sent in police
remand for two days.
He was produced on May 14 before a camp court in Guwahati
Central Jail due to security reasons.
PTI
First Published: Sunday, May 16, 2010, 19:20