Indian police are on the lookout for three Iranians they suspect of involvement in last month 's bombing of an Israeli Embassy car in New Delhi , a senior investigator said Thursday . The investigator , who spoke to CNN on the condition of anonymity , identified the suspects as Houshan Afshar , Syed Ali Mehdi Sadr and Mohammad Reza Abolghasemi . The Iranian Embassy spokesman , Hassan Rahimi Majd , did not respond to CNN 's calls for a comment . Syed Mohammad Kazmi , an Indian freelance journalist working for an Iranian news outlet , was arrested last week in connection with the February 13 attack , which left several people wounded . In a separate incident on February 13 , another device was found on an Israeli Embassy car in Tbilisi , Georgia , and safely detonated . A day later , a series of bombs disguised as radios detonated in Bangkok , Thailand . The Bangkok blasts did not kill anyone , and their intended targets were not clear , although authorities have said they were intended for Israeli diplomats . The devices used explosive materials that are not available in Thailand and were likely smuggled in , police said . The first bomb went off in a rental house in Bangkok believed to have been leased to foreigners , according to Thai authorities . After the blast , two of the men left the scene , while a third detonated two more bombs -- one when a taxi driver refused to give him a ride and another when he tried to throw a bomb at police officers as they closed in on him . The last bomb exploded near the man , blowing off his legs below the knee , authorities said . Thai police released a photo of a radio set packed with explosives . The devices included C-4 class plastic explosives , steel balls to increase destructive power , and round magnets . Police said the bombs had a five-second delay to allow the bomber to escape . The Thai National Security Council has drawn a tentative link between the bombs in Bangkok and those in India and Georgia , saying the materials used in the devices were similar . Kazmi , the freelance journalist , was held on charges of plotting the New Delhi attack . Authorities did not say for which Iranian media organization he works . Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has blamed Tehran for the attacks . But Iran has denied the accusation , saying that `` Israeli agents are often the perpetrators of such terrorist acts . '' Three other Iranians are in custody . Allegations that Iran was involved in the attacks `` are fabricated and false and are prepared by the U.S. and the Zionist regimes , '' the official Iranian Islamic Republic News Agency , quoting a spokesman for the Iranian Foreign Ministry , said last month .
Indian police are searching for three Iranian suspects in last year 's bombing in New Delhi . Others occurred in Tbilisi , Georgia , and Bangkok , Thailand . Iran denies any involvement in the attacks .