Tunda was taken to his ancestral home in Bazaar Khurd area in Pilkhuwa on Tuesday by Delhi Police's special team.
Lalit Mohan, in-charge of Delhi police's special cell, said Tunda was brought to Pilkhuwa to get information about potassium dealers who are suspected of having business links with the terrorists.
"Thorough questioning of all those involved in potassium trade will soon be undertaken and whoever is found involved in illegal activities will be dealt seriously," Mohan said.
A detailed list of the people involved in the trade prepared by the intelligence agencies has already been handed over to the top police officials, who are using it as a basis for their investigation process, he said.
During interrogation, Tunda had told Delhi Police that he sourced potassium to make bombs from local traders in Pilkhuwa which is famed for its cloth printing industry.
Tunda sent to 10-day police custody in 1997 blast case
NEW DELHI: Abdul Karim Tunda was on Wednesday remanded to 10-day police custody by a Delhi court in connection with a 1997 bomb blast case lodged against him here.
The special cell of Delhi police produced Tunda before Metropolitan Magistrate Akash Jain after expiry of his police custody remand in connection with another case in which he is accused of allegedly helping Pakistani nationals illegally enter India.
It said that they did not need Tunda's further custodial interrogation custody in the case of illegal infiltration but needs to quiz him in the 1997 bomb blast case.
The police told the court that Tunda was earlier declared as a proclaimed offender in the 1997 Sadar Bazar blast case and they need his sustained custodial interrogation to unearth the entire conspiracy leading to the terror attack.
30 people were injured in two blasts near a procession in the Sadar Bazar area on October 1, 1997.
Police said they need to interrogate Tunda to know about other conspirators who were part of the conspiracy which led to the blast.
"Accused (Tunda) is remanded to police custody remand for 10 days for his sustained interrogation and for unearthing the links of conspiracy and links of accused with terrorist organisation and financiers as well," the court said.
70-year-old Tunda was arrested from the Indo-Nepal border at Banbasa on August 16. He was earlier remanded to police custody for questioning in connection with 37 bomb blast cases across the country.
On September 7, Tunda was remanded to four-days police custody for unearthing the source of explosives which were provided to Pakistani nationals arrested in 1998 in connection with 37 bomb blasts.
Police had told the court that the blasts had taken place in 1997 in Delhi and adjoining areas and 20 cases had been registered.
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