In a significant development in the Coimbatore car explosion case, the prime accused Jameesha Mubeen, widely known as 'Tailor' Raja, is currently receiving medical treatment at the Coimbatore Medical College Hospital (CMCH). The suspect, who is at the center of a major anti-terror investigation, has been admitted to the government healthcare facility for necessary medical attention.
Medical Care Under Tight Security
The treatment is being conducted under stringent security measures, with police personnel maintaining round-the-clock vigil. Hospital authorities have confirmed that Raja is being provided with appropriate medical care while ensuring complete security protocols are followed.
Background of the Case
The Coimbatore bomb blast case dates back to October 2022 when a car exploded near a temple in the Ukkadam area of Coimbatore. The incident triggered massive investigations by both state and central agencies, uncovering what authorities describe as a planned terror module.
Investigators have identified Raja as a central figure in the alleged conspiracy, with multiple agencies including the National Investigation Agency (NIA) involved in probing the case. The investigation has revealed connections to extremist elements and the use of explosive materials.
Ongoing Legal Proceedings
While receiving medical treatment, the legal proceedings against Raja and other accused individuals continue. The special court handling the case has been regularly hearing arguments and evidence presented by the investigating agencies.
The medical treatment at CMCH represents a routine procedure for undertrial prisoners requiring healthcare services, with the hospital having previous experience in handling high-profile cases under secure conditions.
Authorities have emphasized that the medical needs of the accused are being met without compromising the integrity of the ongoing investigation or the legal process. The case continues to be monitored closely by state and central security agencies given its implications for national security.