Delhi police still in the dark

New Delhi: One month has passed since the serial blasts rocked New Delhi killing 66 people.

Though the police claims that it is very close to busting the terror module that was responsible for the ghastly attack on innocent people, so far only three arrests have been made.

But even after these arrests Delhi police have not been able to unravel the whole conspiracy behind the blasts.

One month later several questions still haunt the police.

1.How did the explosives reach the capital ?

2. Where were the explosives assembled ?

3. Who executed the terror strike on the City ?

4. How was the entire attack funded ?

The first breakthrough in the case came on the November 10, when the police nabbed Tariq Ahmed Dar in Srinagar.

Dar was a spoksperson for Lashker-e-Toiba, the terror group that had plotted the blasts in the capital.

After Dar's arrest the police nabbed Rafiq and Ghulam Mohammad Khan last week, who had acted as channels in the funding of the blasts but they neither carried or planted the explosives.

Their interrogation revealed that the blasts were planned about a month back.

Investigations suggest that Abu Alkama and Abu Musaifa, commanders of Lashker-e-Toiba in the Kashmir valley were the brains behind the blasts.

However the police have no clues as to their where abouts, or of those who actually carried out the blasts and yet they claim that the case will be solved soon.