Anti-Terror Agency Attempts Raid, Mumbai Man Doesn't Open Door For 6 Hours
NDTV
From inside the house, Abdul Wahid Shaikh demanded a search warrant from the NIA and opened the door around 11.15 am after his lawyer and some local social activists reached the spot, offiial said.
An NIA team conducting a raid in a PFI-related case had to wait outside the residence of a man, who was earlier accused in the 7/11 Mumbai train blasts case, in suburban Vikhroli on Wednesday as he did not open the door for more than six hours, an official said.
The National Investigation Agency's action was part of its raids conducted at several locations in six states against the banned Popular Front of India (PFI) in connection with a case related to creating a disruption during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Bihar last year, officials said.
"An NIA team along with that of the Mumbai police reached the residence of Abdul Wahid Shaikh, who was earlier accused in the 7/11 train blasts case, located inside a chawl at Parksite in Vikhroli around 5 am. But Abdul Wahid Shaikh did not open the door for more than six hours and kept the officials waiting outside," the official said.
