Office of Ajmer blast accused raided 
Tribune News Service

Rajouri, October 19
Looking for possible links of October 11 Ajmer blast, a Kashmiri youth running a non-governmental organisation (NGO) with offices in Rajouri and Poonch, the Rajouri police has raided the offices of the accused after he, along with his driver, were rounded up by the Rajasthan police.
Sources said raids were conducted at the offices of the NGO, Society for Scheduled Castes and Backward Classes at Rajouri and Poonch, after its founder Ghulam Nabi Shahban of Baramulla in north Kashmir and his driver Surjit Singh were arrested by the Rajasthan police as suspects in the Ajmer blasts. Shahban had reportedly told the Rajasthan police during interrogation that he ran an NGO with offices in Rajouri and Poonch, police sources said.
The sources said acting on the information from the Rajasthan police, a police team here raided the office of an NGO running from a newly-constructed house of a village sarpanch, Noor Hussain of Thudi, at Jawahar Nagar. The police conducted searches in the office of the NGO in the presence of a magistrate, but found nothing suggesting Shaban’s links with the Ajmer blasts.