Banglore police to receive Kafeel's hard disc contents

Bangalore, Aug 22 (UNI) The City Police will in a couple of days receive two high capacity hard discs belonging to Kafeel Ahmed from the AP Forensic Science Labroatory (APFSL) which had successfully cracked and prepared a detailed report.

Talking to UNI, Joint Commissioner of Police Gopal B Hosur today said the contents of the 120 GB capacity discs copies into compact discs were expected to reach the Bangalore police in a day or two.

The police had recovered the hard disc from Kafeel's house in the city, following the attack on the Glasgow airport allegedly by the aeronautical engineer who drove the Jeep 'Charookee' filled with canisters and fuel on June 30.

Kafeel, a PhD studnet in England, who had sustained 90 per cent burn injuries died in a Glasgow hospital later. Kafeel's brother Sabeel Ahmed, a doctor was arrested in Liverpool on charges of supressing the facts about an impending terror attack, while their second cousin, also a doctor, who worked in a Brisbane hospital was released after the Australian Federal Police dropped charges against him for 'wrecklessly supporting a terrorist act'.

The discs reportedly contained 'jehadi material' and other contents that opposed the 'occuption' of the US forces in Iraq and that country's high handed attitude towards Muslims world over.

APFSL retrieved the data from the hard discs downloaded into two CDs. It would be sent to the city police for further investigations.

Mr Hosur said the contents of the discs would be studied in detail before its details was divulged.

UNI