Some leads are there but too early to say which group is behind blast: PM

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh tonight said there are some leads to the terror attack outside Delhi High Court but "it is too early to say whic group is behind the incident. 

Prime Minister on Wednesday night drove straight on his return from Dhaka to Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital in New Delhi to visit those injured in the bomb blast outside Delhi High Court.

Dr Singh, who arrived in New Delhi after his two-day Bangladesh visit, met the injured and enquired about their condition from doctors. Around 50 out of 66 injured are admitted at the RML hospital.

Dr Singh stayed at the RML hospital for nearly half-an-hour during which he was briefed by Union Health Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad. The Prime Minister wished speedy recovery to all those injured in the blast.

Prime Minister says, “We have some leads on today's blast but it is too early to say which group is behind it.”

There are weaknesses in our security system and terrorists are taking advantage of them; we have to overcome these added Prime Minister.

It is a war, we must and we will win, says PM on fight against terrorism.

Home Minister P Chidambaram to brief Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Delhi blast.