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On October 27, Coimbatore blast case was transferred to the NIA by the Centre, following recommendation of Tamil Nadu CM

Jamesha Mubin, who died in the car blast in Coimbatore, was motivated by the Islamic State and was preparing for jihad.

Coimbatore blast: Jamesha Mubin planned to destroy an area of 100 metres radius including Sangameswara temple

Firoz Ismail, arrested in Coimbatore blast case, admitted to meeting the terrorists involved in Easter blasts in Sri Lanka.

Terror link emerges in the Coimbatore blast case, incriminating items found from house of Jamesha Mubin

Basha was then sentenced to life imprisonment under Section 120-B (conspiracy) of the IPC read with additional IPC offences, including murder. Now his nephew identified as Mohammad Thalka has been arrested for his involvement in the recent car blasts that happened in the city on October 22.

The blast took place on Sunday outside the famous 'Kottai Eshwaran Temple' in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu.

Notably, Ukkadam is considered to be a sensitive area and has a Muslim-majority population. The blast on Sunday took place outside the famous 'Kottai Eshwaran Temple'.

Coimbatore blast outside Kottai Eswaran Temple, by one Mubin, was a terror attack, intelligence agencies believe

A 25-year-old man named Jamesha Mubin died on Sunday in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, after an LPG cylinder in his vehicle exploded. Another cylinder, ball bearings have been recovered from the damaged vehicle.