Patna: The three suspected terrorists arrested in the Darbhanga parcel blast case were produced before a special court in NIA in Bihar's capital Patna on Friday. The trio had muscles amid tight security. During the hearing, the judge ordered that suspected terrorists Imran and Nasir be remanded for eight days again. While Kafeel's remand has not been given to the NIA.

Nasir and Imran, suspected terrorists arrested from Hyderabad in the Darbhanga parcel blast case, are brothers among themselves. Both are originally residents of Uttar Pradesh and their father is a retired soldier. Earlier on July 2, the NIA court had granted seven days remand to the NIA. But in today's hearing, NIA has been granted eight days remand for questioning the duo.

NIA's lawyer Manoj Kumar said Imran Mallik and Nasir Khan have been remanded till July 16. He also revealed that Kafeel was remanded. But this time he will not be remanded. Since Salim is in poor health, he could not be remanded. Further action will now be taken after the two brothers are remanded.

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