Dilsukh Nagar is one of the densely
populated locality of Hyderabad and has been part of Greater Hyderabad
Municipal Corporation since 2007. This means it was integrated into the city of
Hyderabad very recently but was always a busy middle-class residential and
commercial centre thanks to the migrants from the coastal Andhra. Its 30-km
radius area packs nearly 20 lakh population and hence has markets, hotels,
educational institutions and of course cinema halls. It is on Mumbai-Vijayawada
National Highway 9 with a heaviest traffic density in the capital region.
Traffic returned to normal today and commercial establishments began to open on the stretch, two days after the deadly terror attack near the bus stand, claimed 16 lives.
Dilsukhnagar, which connects to Hyderabad-Vijayawada highway, is abuzz with activity on a usual day, as it houses a number of educational institutions, coaching centres for job aspirants, government offices, several malls and innumerable commercial establishments.
In a press release issued on
October 26, after Maqbool's arrest, the Delhi Police said that "Maqbool
helped Imran in doing a recce of Dilsukhnagar, Begum Bazar and Abids in
Hyderabad on a motorcycle."
Andhra Pradesh Police on Friday said the face of one
of the suspects of February 21 Dilsukhnagar twin blasts case here was clearly
captured by CCTV cameras and efforts are on to identify the person. "The
face of one of the suspects with a bicycle has been clearly captured by CCTV
cameras and the process is on for the identification of the suspect,"
Andhra Pradesh Director General of Police V Dinesh Reddy told reporters here
late this evening.
The busy Dilsukhnagar
area of the city, which witnessed twin bomb blasts on Thursday, is limping back
to normalcy with shopkeepers and roadside vendors resuming their business.
Sushmita Bhandari
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