Hijratullah claimed he was arrested because he was merely present in the area at the time of the attack.
Police officials however, said he is an Afghan citizen and several terrorists have been arrested on information provided by him. He has already been imprisoned for ten years on charges of possessing grenades, which were recovered from him on the day of the attack.
According to the anti-terrorist act, if he is found guilty, he faces life imprisonment, or even the death penalty.
The next hearing will be held on May 10.
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