ANKARA BLASTS: FOUR SUSPECTS HELD

Photo: Anadolu Agency

Ankara, 6 Muharram 1437/19 October 2015 –  A Turkish court ordered Sunday the arrest of four suspects over deadly Ankara blasts last week.

Eleven people detained over the twin suicide bombings that hit the Turkish capital on Oct. 10 were sent to courthouse earlier on Sunday, according to judicial sources, Anadolu Agency quoted by Mi’raj Islamic News Agency (MINA) as reporting.

The prosecutors decided to refer six of them to the penal court on duty, while releasing four others and requesting judicial controls for another.

Fourteen suspects had been taken into custody as part of the investigation. Three among them — who were detained due to suspicious posts on Twitter — were released earlier, the judicial source told Anadolu Agency.

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The suicide bombings last week on Saturday claimed 102 lives and injured hundreds at a peace rally.

The blasts have shaken Turkey as the country faces a general election re-run on Nov. 1, while counter-terrorism operations continue in the southeast and an ongoing civil war rages on along its southern border in Syria. (T/P010/R03)

Mi’raj Islamic News Agency (MINA)

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