The Mysterious Email

A mysterious email from "Indian Mujahideen" has claimedresponsibility for the May 13 blasts in Jaipur and the central security agenciesand Rajasthan Police are now trying to work out the source of the mail which haswarned about more such attacks in the country.

The email, which was sent May 14 night to various television channels, hasgiven the frame number (129489) of the bicycle which was planted at ChotiChaupad near Kotwali in Jaipur

This matches the frame number of a bicycle recovered by the Rajasthan Policefrom the spot, informed sources reveal, adding that the email was written on May14 from a cyber cafe in Sahibabad in the outskirts of the capital.

The email id used was "guru_alhindi_jaipur@yahoo.Co.Uk", thesources said, noting that the account was created on May 14 itself using the UKdomain of Yahoo.

UP Police have detained Shyam Bir, owner of Naveen Computer Jobs, a cyber cafe in Sahibabad area ofGhaziabad and his employee from where the e-mail was reportedly sent. They are being interrogated by police officials to find out the details of the persons who may have sent the e-mail.

The email said India should stop supporting the US in the internationalarena, "and if you do continue then get ready to face more attacks at otherimportant tourist places...". The email claimed that the Muslims have been tortured for the past 60 years and it's time to retaliate.It threatened that if innocent Muslims are arrested then Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai will see bloodbath on the streets.

The email has three video attachments shot by a mobile phone camera, thesources said.

While the first video of three seconds shows a brand new cycle, the twoothers of four seconds each focus on a new cycle parked in a two-wheeler standwith its carrier having a blue bag purportedly carrying a bomb.

The email said, "Jaipur has been chosen to blow up your tourismstructure....". It then reportedly went on to say that the blasts were triggered to demolish people's faith in the 'dirtymuds' in the name of Hanuman, Sita, and Ram

The email also warned the US and the UK: "Don't send your people to India and if you do so then your people will bewelcomed by our suicide attackers."

It referred to an earlier electronic message sent while the blasts in courtpremises in three cities in Uttar Pradesh took place in November last year. Thatemail was traced back to a cyber cafe in East Delhi but nothing could beestablished beyond that, the sources said.

Sources in security agencies said the email could not be taken lightly andthere was some link between it and those who had perpetrated the serial blastsin the Pink City on Tuesday that left 63 people dead and over a hundred injured.

The email claimed that Indian Mujahideen had formed three wings -- ShahbuddinGouri Brigade (for South India), Mahmood Gaznavi Brigade (for North India) andShaheed Al-Zarqawi Brigade (suicide attackers) -- to target various cities inthe country, and also warned senior Bharatiya Janata Party leaders Lal Krishna Advani, Narendra Modi and Shiv Sena supremo Bal Thackeray.

Rajasthan police is also reported to have identified the lady who had gone with the buyer to purchase one of thebicycles used in the blasts. Sources claim that the cycle was purchased on the day of the blast at 1430 hrsbarely five hours before the blast