A key aide of 1993 Mumbai blasts case convict Abu Salem who worked in his illegal property business in NCT of Delhi has been arrested by the Special Task Force (STF) of the Uttar Pradesh police, officials said on Thursday.
Dr Jalees Ansari, the convict in the 1993 Mumbai blasts case, was on Friday arrested by Uttar Pradesh Police's Special Task Force (STF).
According to the complaint, Jalees Ansari woke up in the early hours and told family members he is going to offer namaz, but did not return home. On his complaint, the Agripada Police registered a missing case, he said.
Here is a brief insight into what roles did the five convicts – Abu Salem, Karimullah Khan, Tahir Merchant, Firoz Khan and Riyaz Siddhiqui -- play in the 1993 Mumbai serial blasts
On March 12, 1993, Mumbai was shattered by a series of 13 blasts at various locations, creating the worst unprecedented mayhem in the country, killing 257 and injuring 700 others.
With a spike in fatalities and injuries reported in 2016, India ill-fatedly surpassed Pakistan to become the third nation on the list of countries facing most number of terror attacks
As per the section 34 (C) of the Extradition Act, if the law of the country from where an accused has been extradited does not provide for capital punishment, he cannot be awarded death sentence
The dastardly attacks left 257 people dead, 713 seriously injured and destroyed properties worth Rs 27 crore.
The Bombay High Court on Monday asked the Maharashtra government to explain in detail its decision to release the Bollywood actor early from jail on grounds of good conduct.
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