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2008 Bangalore Blasts: Supreme Court relaxes bail condition allowing Abdul Maudany to reside in Kerala hometown - Vimarsana News

2008 Bangalore Blasts: Supreme Court relaxes bail condition allowing Abdul Maudany to reside in Kerala hometown

On July 17, the Supreme Court of India granted relaxation of bail to Kerala People’s Democratic Party (PDP) chairman Abdul Nazir Maudany, prime accused in

Terrorist convicted in 2006 Varanasi serial blasts case gets death sentence - Vimarsana News

Terrorist convicted in 2006 Varanasi serial blasts case gets death sentence

Terrorist Waliullah, convicted in the 2006 Varanasi serial blasts case, was sentenced to death by a Ghaziabad court on Monday.

2005 Delhi Bombings: Court Acquits Alleged Terrorist In 2005 Delhi Serial Blasts Case - Vimarsana News

2005 Delhi Bombings: Court Acquits Alleged Terrorist In 2005 Delhi Serial Blasts Case

A Delhi court has acquitted a man accused of being a member of alleged terror organisation Babbar Khalsa International in relation to the 2005 Satyam Cinema and Liberty Cinema blasts, saying police failed to prove the case beyond a shadow of doubt.

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2008 Ahmedabad Blasts Case: 38 People Sentenced to Death, 11 to Life Imprisonment - Vimarsana News

2008 Ahmedabad Blasts Case: 38 People Sentenced to Death, 11 to Life Imprisonment

One of the convicted Mohammad Usman Agarbattiwala from Vadodara, who was the only one found guilty under the Arms Act was awarded a year of imprisonment.