2006 Mumbai Blasts: With all 12 accused acquitted, who pays the price for a shoddy investigation and prosecution?
By Pradeep Damodaran, Pragadish Kirubakaran and Neeraja Gopalakrishnan in Media News on Tuesday, 22nd July 2025 at 3:27pmImage source: Indian Express, NDTV and ETV Bharat
Raising serious concerns about police investigation and prosecution of accused in one of the most gruesome terror attacks in the country, the Bombay High Court Monday quashed the conviction of all 12 accused found guilty a decade ago for the July 11, 2006, synchronised train blasts that killed 187 and injured 824 in a matter of six minutes. Slamming the prosecution for "creating a false appearance of solving a case", the court directed the immediate release of all the accused.
On a Tuesday evening in Mumbai 19 years ago, seven bombs exploded in local trains between 6.23 pm and 6.29 pm during peak commute, targeting hundreds of people making their way home on the city’s most popular public transit service. The blasts killed more peo...
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