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Anti-Terror Agency Attempts Raid, Mumbai Man Doesn't Open Door For 6 Hours
An NIA team conducting a raid in a PFI-related case had to wait outside the residence of a man, who was earlier accused in the 7/11 Mumbai train blasts case on Wednesday as he did not open the door for more than six hours, an official said.
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High Court Rejects Death Row Convict's Plea Seeking Information Under RTI
The Delhi High Court today dismissed a petition by a death row convict in the 2006 Mumbai train blast case seeking disclosure of information pertaining to the ban imposed on terrorist outfit Indian Mujahideen.
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Can't Disclose Intelligence Report Under RTI: Court To 2006 Mumbai Blast Convict
Delhi High court on Friday dismissed the appeal of Ehtesham Quubddin Siddiqui, a death row convict in the 2006 Mumbai Train blast case against the Central Information Commission's order.
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2011 Mumbai Triple Blasts Case Trial Begins, 11 Accused In The Case
Eleven years after three blasts claimed 27 lives in Mumbai, the trial in the case began before a special Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) court in Mumbai on Thursday.
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No Report Submitted To Home Ministry On Mumbai Train Blasts, High Court Told
The Intelligence Bureau has told the Delhi High Court that it has not prepared or submitted any report to the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) on the 2006 Mumbai train blasts.
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2006 Mumbai Train Blasts Report Can't Be Given To Convict: Centre To Court
The Centre has told the Delhi High Court that reports submitted by the Maharashtra government on its probe into the 2006 Mumbai train blasts were secret documents and cannot be provided to the man who has been sentenced to death in the case.
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2006 Mumbai Blast Convict Asked For Books, Court Seeks Centre's Response
The Delhi High Court on Monday sought response of the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting on a plea by a convict in the 2006 Mumbai train bombings case seeking copies of certain publications free of cost under the Act.
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Dawood Aide Accused Of 1993 Blasts Left Unsupervised With Wife On Train
1993 Mumbai blasts accused Mustafa Dossa spends train journey from the city to Porbandar canoodling with wife and discussing business with his aides as pliant cops look away
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Zakir Naik Was Questioned By ATS For 11/7 Mumbai Train Blasts
This is not the first time city-based Islamic preacher Dr Zakir Naik is under the scanner for his connection with terrorist acts. Banned in several countries for his controversial speeches, Naik was called by the Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) in 2006 for questioning, after the 11/7 train blasts.
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Malegaon Blast: After 5 Years In Jail, Charges Dropped Against 8 Muslim Men
A Mumbai court today dropped charges against eight Muslim men who were accused of carrying out bomb blasts that killed 31 people in Maharashtra's Malegaon in 2006.
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Activist Writes To Chief Minister Opposing 'Early Release' For Sanjay Dutt
A social activist has written to Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis opposing any decision for early release of actor Sanjay Dutt, who is serving jail sentence in a 1993 blasts case for possessing illegal weapon, saying it will set a "wrong precedent".
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Will Approach Higher Court, Say Kin of 7/11 Mumbai Train Blasts Convicts
The kin of the convicts in the 7/11 serial train blasts case in Mumbai, five of whom have been handed death sentence, today said they will approach the High Court to challenge the verdict.
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Maharashtra Government Welcomes 7/11 Mumbai Serial Train Blasts Verdict
The Maharashtra government today welcomed the court verdict in the 7/11 Mumbai serial train blasts case, saying that it was committed to strengthen the justice delivery system in the state.
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5 Sentenced to Death for 2006 Mumbai Train Blasts
5 Sentenced to Death for 2006 Mumbai Train Blasts
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7/11 Mumbai Train Blasts Case: Court Likely to Pronounce Sentence Today
Nine years after a series of bomb blasts in suburban trains rattled Mumbai killing 188 people, a special court in Mumbai is likely to pronounce the quantum of punishment for 12 convicts in the case today.
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Anti-Terror Agency Attempts Raid, Mumbai Man Doesn't Open Door For 6 Hours
An NIA team conducting a raid in a PFI-related case had to wait outside the residence of a man, who was earlier accused in the 7/11 Mumbai train blasts case on Wednesday as he did not open the door for more than six hours, an official said.
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High Court Rejects Death Row Convict's Plea Seeking Information Under RTI
The Delhi High Court today dismissed a petition by a death row convict in the 2006 Mumbai train blast case seeking disclosure of information pertaining to the ban imposed on terrorist outfit Indian Mujahideen.
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Can't Disclose Intelligence Report Under RTI: Court To 2006 Mumbai Blast Convict
Delhi High court on Friday dismissed the appeal of Ehtesham Quubddin Siddiqui, a death row convict in the 2006 Mumbai Train blast case against the Central Information Commission's order.
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2011 Mumbai Triple Blasts Case Trial Begins, 11 Accused In The Case
Eleven years after three blasts claimed 27 lives in Mumbai, the trial in the case began before a special Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) court in Mumbai on Thursday.
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No Report Submitted To Home Ministry On Mumbai Train Blasts, High Court Told
The Intelligence Bureau has told the Delhi High Court that it has not prepared or submitted any report to the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) on the 2006 Mumbai train blasts.
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2006 Mumbai Train Blasts Report Can't Be Given To Convict: Centre To Court
The Centre has told the Delhi High Court that reports submitted by the Maharashtra government on its probe into the 2006 Mumbai train blasts were secret documents and cannot be provided to the man who has been sentenced to death in the case.
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2006 Mumbai Blast Convict Asked For Books, Court Seeks Centre's Response
The Delhi High Court on Monday sought response of the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting on a plea by a convict in the 2006 Mumbai train bombings case seeking copies of certain publications free of cost under the Act.
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Dawood Aide Accused Of 1993 Blasts Left Unsupervised With Wife On Train
1993 Mumbai blasts accused Mustafa Dossa spends train journey from the city to Porbandar canoodling with wife and discussing business with his aides as pliant cops look away
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Zakir Naik Was Questioned By ATS For 11/7 Mumbai Train Blasts
This is not the first time city-based Islamic preacher Dr Zakir Naik is under the scanner for his connection with terrorist acts. Banned in several countries for his controversial speeches, Naik was called by the Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) in 2006 for questioning, after the 11/7 train blasts.
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Malegaon Blast: After 5 Years In Jail, Charges Dropped Against 8 Muslim Men
A Mumbai court today dropped charges against eight Muslim men who were accused of carrying out bomb blasts that killed 31 people in Maharashtra's Malegaon in 2006.
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Activist Writes To Chief Minister Opposing 'Early Release' For Sanjay Dutt
A social activist has written to Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis opposing any decision for early release of actor Sanjay Dutt, who is serving jail sentence in a 1993 blasts case for possessing illegal weapon, saying it will set a "wrong precedent".
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Will Approach Higher Court, Say Kin of 7/11 Mumbai Train Blasts Convicts
The kin of the convicts in the 7/11 serial train blasts case in Mumbai, five of whom have been handed death sentence, today said they will approach the High Court to challenge the verdict.
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Maharashtra Government Welcomes 7/11 Mumbai Serial Train Blasts Verdict
The Maharashtra government today welcomed the court verdict in the 7/11 Mumbai serial train blasts case, saying that it was committed to strengthen the justice delivery system in the state.
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5 Sentenced to Death for 2006 Mumbai Train Blasts
5 Sentenced to Death for 2006 Mumbai Train Blasts
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7/11 Mumbai Train Blasts Case: Court Likely to Pronounce Sentence Today
Nine years after a series of bomb blasts in suburban trains rattled Mumbai killing 188 people, a special court in Mumbai is likely to pronounce the quantum of punishment for 12 convicts in the case today.
