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NIA cites larger conspiracy in Malappuram explosives seizure; court denies accused anticipatory bail

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NIA cites larger conspiracy in Malappuram explosives seizure; court denies accused anticipatory bail
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The NIA is investigating a larger conspiracy involving a Karnataka-based firm following the seizure of nearly 90,000 gelatin sticks and detonators in Kerala. A special court has denied anticipatory bail to the accused, citing the need for custodial interrogation.

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The case involves significant national security concerns regarding the illegal trafficking and potential misuse of industrial explosives.

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The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has told a special court that it is probing a larger criminal conspiracy involving a firm based in Talikoti, Karnataka, in connection with the seizure of a huge quantity of explosives from Malappuram district in Kerala in February 2026.

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