Kanpur train accident: Prime suspect Samshul Hoda with links to Pakistan's ISI arrested in Nepal
Samshul Hoda, one of the key suspects in the Kanpur train accident in November has been arrested from Tribhuvan International Airport here after being deported from Dubai


Rescue and relief work in progress after the Indore-Patna Express derailed near Kanpur Dehat on Sunday. PTI[/caption]The three others arrested are identified as Brij Kishor Giri, Ashish Singh and Umesh Kumar Kurmi, all from Kalaiya district in southern Nepal.The police have brought Hoda and three other accused criminals to Nepal from Dubai in coordination with the Interpol, Upadhyaya told PTI.Hoda is the mastermind of a twin murder in Bara district of Nepal, the police said.Hoda has links with international criminal groups and he has been involved in a number of criminal activities in Nepal and India, Upadhyaya said.A case has already been registered against him in Bara district court, he added.The role of ISI is being suspected in the incident after Bihar police in January arrested three persons claiming that they were working for the Pakistani intelligence agency to target Indian railways.According to Bihar police, the three were paid Rs three lakh by a Nepali man who had connections with Hoda.

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