Coimbatore Serial Blasts

Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a roadshow here on Monday, amid non-stop chants of 'Modi, Modi' by BJP workers and he paid floral tributes to the portraits of 58 people killed here in the 1998 serial bomb blast.

Chennai Police have arrested a man "hiding abroad" for 20 years, in connection with the 1998 serial bomb blasts in Coimbatore that killed 58 people.

The Coimbatore Police has arrested a 1998 serial blast convict Mohammed Rafiq after a recorded telephonic conversation went viral on social media in which he is allegedly heard saying he is planning to kill Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the police said.

Police investigating the murder of BJP Tamil Nadu unit General Secretary V Ramesh suspect the involvement of three absconding accused in the 1998 Coimbatore serial blasts.

The Madras High Court on Friday acquitted 21 life convicts in the Coimbatore serial blasts case. The explosions occurred on February 14, 1998.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a roadshow here on Monday, amid non-stop chants of 'Modi, Modi' by BJP workers and he paid floral tributes to the portraits of 58 people killed here in the 1998 serial bomb blast.

Chennai Police have arrested a man "hiding abroad" for 20 years, in connection with the 1998 serial bomb blasts in Coimbatore that killed 58 people.

The Coimbatore Police has arrested a 1998 serial blast convict Mohammed Rafiq after a recorded telephonic conversation went viral on social media in which he is allegedly heard saying he is planning to kill Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the police said.

Police investigating the murder of BJP Tamil Nadu unit General Secretary V Ramesh suspect the involvement of three absconding accused in the 1998 Coimbatore serial blasts.

The Madras High Court on Friday acquitted 21 life convicts in the Coimbatore serial blasts case. The explosions occurred on February 14, 1998.