Bombay HC acquits all 12 accused, bench says prosecution ‘utterly failed to prove the case’

On Monday, the Supreme Court of Bombay was acquitted for claiming all of the 12 people sentenced by the court in 2006 Mumbai train explosions. This important decision came 19 years later. A special counter of the Supreme Court of Bombay decided that the evidence based on prosecution was not certain to condemn the defendant people. The court then ordered all the defendants to be released immediately.

On the evening of July 11, 2006, bomb explosions took place in seven different parts of Mumbai local train within 11 minutes. In this case, 189 people died in the explosion, more than 827 passengers were injured.

The bombs were placed in the first -class compartments of the trains from Churchgate. Matunga road exploded near Mahim Junction, Bandra, Khar, Jogeshwari, Bhardar and Borivali stations. In 2015, a court sentenced 12 people in the Blasts case.

Charging Petağı was opened in November 2006 in the case. After that, in 2015, the court sentenced 12 defendants. 5 of them were sentenced to death, 7 were sentenced to life imprisonment.
Aimim deputy, in many such cases, the investigation agencies have failed people, saying that the issue of acquittal brought up.

“Innocent people are sent to jail and then they are released from prison years later, there is no possibility of restructuring. For the last 17 years, these defendants have not entered imprisonment. In these cases, in such cases, in such cases, the public has always existence, the existence of these species, and this species, once again And then, it appeared in any way, which is always, in such a way, such a way, always, in such a way, in this kind, in this kind, the police always existence of the police, which is always the existence of the police, the police always existence of the police, this is always the public, this is the public, this is the public, this kind of public, this kind of public. It covers the case, in many such terrorist cases, a person’s guilt decides, the investigation agencies have failed us miserable.

Former BJP deputy Kirit Somaiya called on the state government to approach the high court and to object to the decision.

“The decision of the 2006 Mumbai Bomb explosions by the Mumbai Supreme Court caused great sorrow and shock. Certainly, there must be some shortcomings in the 2006 investigation, legal representation and court presentation.

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