Pune/New Delhi, Feb 15: Investigators were yet to get concrete leads today in the Pune bomb blast and the Government did not rule out foreign involvement including a Headley link while some Indian Mujahideen (IM) operatives at large came under the scanner of security agencies.
 Union Home Secretary G K Pillai said it may be two to three days before “we can get a major clue” in the Saturday’s terror attack  on German Bakery last Saturaday in which nine persons were killed. Pune Police Commissioner Satyapal Singh said there are no concrete leads yet.
 Sources privy to the investigations said information was being gathered about Mohsin Chaudhury, a Pune resident with links to IM and who is missing, while trying to ascertain the role Lashker-e-Taiba.
 In the national capital, Pillai said, “we can not rule out or rule in the possibility of the involvement of foreign hands in Pune blast.”
 Pillai also said investigations in the Pune case are in “very preliminary stages” and it would be too early for him to comment.”

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