Tamil Nadu likely to set free Coimbatore blast convicts
The Tamil Nadu government is likely to give amnesty to 1998 Coimbatore blast convicts, including terror group Al-Ummah founder S.A
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The Tamil Nadu government is likely to give amnesty to 1998 Coimbatore blast convicts, including terror group Al-Ummah founder S.A
Special judge CM Gangadhar reserved the sentencing order for the 21st and 22nd accused in the case, namely Prakash Daniel Prakash and John Nasir of the banned organisation Al-Ummah.
The recently concluded annual conference of DGPs and IGPs that Prime Minister Narendra Modi also attended, flagged radicalisation, especially of Muslim youth, as a major security challenge in the country and suggested taking the help of moderate Muslim leaders and clerics to counter the trend.
Chennai: Police informed that an accused who was arrested following the Coimbatore blast had reached Kerala before the incident. An accused Firoz Ismayil reportedly revealed to the police that he had arrived Kerala to meet Mohammad Asarudeen and Rashid
The comments came to light during a court hearing about a lawsuit brought against the township.