Arcidiacono, a 49-year-old CEO linked to a deadly pager attack in Lebanon, denies involvement. Her firm licensed the pagers from Taiwanese company Gold Apollo.

Rinson Jose, 37, from Kerala's Wayanad who briefly trained for the clergy before migrating to Norway has emerged as an alleged link in the pager blast

Wayanad police in Kerala investigate Rinson Jose's alleged involvement in Lebanon pager blasts, while his family remains unaware of his activities.

The name of an Indian emigrant to Norway has cropped up in the investigation into the pager blasts aimed at Hezbollah operatives, which killed 12 people in Lebanon and left thousands injured.

An Indian-born Norwegian citizen, Rinson Jose, has been implicated in the investigation into the deadly pager blasts targeting Hezbollah operatives in Lebanon. The incident resulted in 12 fatalities and left thousands injured.

Authorities are tracing the explosives-laden communication devices supplied to Hezbollah, with leads extending to Bulgaria and Norway.

Rinson Jose, originally from Kerala and now a Norwegian citizen, is under investigation for his company's alleged link to pager blasts in Lebanon targeting Hezbollah operatives. Bulgarian authorities have stated that the pagers were not imported or manufactured in Bulgaria.

Jose's cousin Aju John, told Manorama Online, 'He never told me about a company he owns in Bulgaria or any of his business relationships there.'

Rinson Jose, a Norwegian businessman originally from Kerala, India, is facing serious allegations regarding his company, Norta Global

Norwegian citizen Rinson Jose is under investigation for alleged links to Bulgarian company Norta Global Limited, which is suspected of involvement in supplying pagers used in attacks on Hezbollah operatives in Lebanon.