Ahmedabad (PTI): The Gujarat Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) on Monday continued to grill the two men from Mumbai who were apprehended from the Jamnagar district on Saturday after police found their movement suspicious.
The two men, who were handed over to the ATS by the Jamnagar police are employees of a software company in Mumbai and were in Khambaliya taluka of Jamnagar to survey the region for developing Global Positioning System based software for their clients.
"We are still interrogating them. The investigation is on," state ATS chief Ajay Tomar told PTI, adding, "I cannot comment more on the issue."
The duo, who had come to Khambaliya town in a taxi registered in Mumbai, were stopped for questoning by the local police on Decmber 6 late night after they found their movement suspicious.
They were apprehended by the Jamnagar police which has increased patrolling in wake of the Mumbai terror attacks.
On searching the vehicle, police found a Global Positioning System (GPS) device, a laptop and maps of various places in Saurashtra region.
Meanwhile, the business in Probander was back to normal after almost two weeks of being under the scanner of various security agencies who had traced the boat used by terrorist to the small fishing town off the Saurashtra coast.
Sources in Porbander said that fishermen have started fishing in the sea after being checked by agencies like the Navy, Coast Guards and the local police, who have also issued fresh set of guidelines for the local fishermen.