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Aurangabad Police Try to Stop Release of Memoirs by Mumbai Blast Acquittee
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Aurangabad Police Try to Stop Release of Memoirs by Mumbai Blast Acquittee
Organisers of Ehtesham Siddiqui’s ‘Horror Saga’ launch event claim police intimidation; speakers denounce 19 years of injustice against innocent Muslims and demand accountability from state authorities AURANGABAD — A storm of outrage followed the launch of “Horror Saga”, the self-written memoir of Ehtesham Siddiqui, one of the 13 men accused in the 2006 Mumbai train blasts and later acquitted by the Bombay High Court. The event, held on Saturday…
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