Published 03/01/2024 9:34:43 a.m.

CBI to challenge Abdul Karim Tunda's acquittal in 1993 serial bomb blast case

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Abdul Karim Tunda was acquitted in the 1993 serial train blasts case by a special court in Ajmer. A series of explosions had rocked six long-distance trains including Rajdhani Express in Lucknow, Kanpur, Hyderabad, Surat and Mumbai on the intervening night of December 5-6, 1993. Two people were killed and 22 injured in the blasts.

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CBI To Challenge Abdul Karim Tunda's Acquittal In 1993 Serial Blasts Case

The CBI will challenge before the Supreme Court the acquittal of Abdul Karim Tunda in the 1993 serial train blasts case by a special court in Ajmer, officials said Friday. The agency said 12 people have been convicted in the case so far including Irfan and Hamir-Ul-Uddin, who were sentenced to life imprisonment by Judge Mahaveer Prasad Gupta of the Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (Prevention) Act (TADA) court on Thursday. The judge acquitted…

03/01/2024 1:47:28 p.m.·New Delhi, India

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Live Mint

CBI to challenge Abdul Karim Tunda's acquittal in 1993 serial bomb blast case

Abdul Karim Tunda, a key accused in the 1993 serial train blasts case, was acquitted on Thursday.

03/01/2024 2:35:22 p.m.·New Delhi, India

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The Print

'Bomb expert' accused in 33 terror cases — who's Abdul Karim Tunda, acquitted in 1993 blasts case

Believed to have been a key aide of underworld don Dawood Ibrahim & closely associated with terror outfit LeT, Tunda was acquitted by TADA court in Rajasthan’s Ajmer for lack of evidence.

03/01/2024 9:34:43 a.m.·New Delhi, India

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The Economic Times

1993 train bombings: CBI to challenge Tunda's acquittal in Supreme Court

The CBI will challenge the acquittal of Abdul Karim Tunda in the 1993 serial train blasts case before the Supreme Court. 12 people, including Irfan and Hamir-Ul-Uddin, were convicted. Explosions rocked six long-distance trains. Tunda was acquitted.

03/01/2024 2:36:00 p.m.

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