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As 26/11 Trial Drags On, Accused Have "Bright Chances" Of Acquittal
As India Monday marked the 10th anniversary of the 26/11 carnage, the mastermind of the attack LeT operations commander Zaki-ur Rehman Lakhvi has virtually secured his acquittal and his six accomplices are expecting their exoneration in the near future.
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In Mecca Masjid Case, Another Lapse: Witnesses Were Close To Aseemanand
The acquittal of five men charged with the terror attack at Hyderabad's iconic Mecca Masjid has raised many questions about the inability of the probe agency to prove its case. One factor that may have contributed to the court's verdict could have something to do with the choice of witnesses who became hostile.
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After Spending 11 Years in Jail for Akshardham Attack, He Now Tells His Story in a Book
After spending 11 years of his life behind bars, for a crime he never committed, Mr Qayyum has spent the last one year penning a 200-page book recounting his personal account of injustice due to state excesses. The book will be released next week.
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As 26/11 Trial Drags On, Accused Have "Bright Chances" Of Acquittal
As India Monday marked the 10th anniversary of the 26/11 carnage, the mastermind of the attack LeT operations commander Zaki-ur Rehman Lakhvi has virtually secured his acquittal and his six accomplices are expecting their exoneration in the near future.
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In Mecca Masjid Case, Another Lapse: Witnesses Were Close To Aseemanand
The acquittal of five men charged with the terror attack at Hyderabad's iconic Mecca Masjid has raised many questions about the inability of the probe agency to prove its case. One factor that may have contributed to the court's verdict could have something to do with the choice of witnesses who became hostile.
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After Spending 11 Years in Jail for Akshardham Attack, He Now Tells His Story in a Book
After spending 11 years of his life behind bars, for a crime he never committed, Mr Qayyum has spent the last one year penning a 200-page book recounting his personal account of injustice due to state excesses. The book will be released next week.
