NEW DELHI - Indian police have arrested a man on Sunday after over 10 crude bombs were found in his house in Danilimda area in Ahmedabad, western India, reported the Press Trust of India.

Police suspected a terror link with the recovery, in which a man identified as Sahazad has been arrested after the police, acting on a tip off, searched his house and found crude bombs with some raw material used in its preparation, the report quoted Ahmedabad city police commissioner S. K. Sinha as saying.

Ahmedabad is the state capital of Gujarat which neighbors to Maharashtra state, whose capital Mumbai came under a triple bombing attack on Wednesday.      

Besides Sahazad's arrest, police have detained some more persons and are interrogating them in this connection, the police commissioner said.

According to city police, the raid at Sahazad's house was carried out after his wife informed the control room early Sunday morning that her husband was in possession of bombs, said the report.