Indian court acquits all 12 convicted in 2006 Mumbai train blasts


NEW DELHI: The Bombay High Court on Monday (July 21) acquitted the 12 individuals convicted previously, including five who are currently on death row, in the 2006 Mumbai train blasts case, officials said, reported Xinhua.

The high court held that the prosecution had failed to establish its case against all the accused and set aside the Sept 30, 2015, judgment of the special Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act court, after concluding a lack of evidence to uphold the guilty verdict.

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