2005 Delhi Blast 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.

Tariq Ahmed Dar, who was convicted in the 2005 Diwali-eve serial blasts in Delhi that had claimed 67 lives, was on Monday granted bail by a Delhi court in a related money laundering case.

It was an emotional family reunion for Mohammad Hussain Fazili. The 43-year-old is back at his home in Srinagar after spending 12 years in jail in connection with the 2005 Delhi serial blasts that left 67 dead.

After 12 years in prison over blasts in Delhi that killed 67 people just before Diwali, 34-year-old Mohammad Rafiq Shah of Srinagar was let off by a court yesterday. "I said three words to the judge - justice has prevailed," Shah told NDTV. He is among the three men who were freed for lack of evidence.

It was a moment they had been waiting for 12 years. All this time, the families of the three men accused in the 2005 Delhi blast case saw them only during court hearings.

In what is being seen as a setback for the Delhi Police, only one of the three men accused in the 2005 serial blasts case in Delhi -- in which more than 60 people died - has been convicted. But Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist Tariq Ahmed Dar, accused of being the mastermind of the blasts, has been convicted only for belonging to the banned terror organis...

Five people accused in the 2005 Liberty and Satyam cinema blasts case of May 22 2005, have pleaded guilty before a trial court in Delhi. As they pleaded guilty, the court accepted their pleas and convicted them for culpable homicide not amounting to murder, attempt to murder and conspiracy to wage war against the nation among other charges. Since ...

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.

Tariq Ahmed Dar, who was convicted in the 2005 Diwali-eve serial blasts in Delhi that had claimed 67 lives, was on Monday granted bail by a Delhi court in a related money laundering case.

It was an emotional family reunion for Mohammad Hussain Fazili. The 43-year-old is back at his home in Srinagar after spending 12 years in jail in connection with the 2005 Delhi serial blasts that left 67 dead.

After 12 years in prison over blasts in Delhi that killed 67 people just before Diwali, 34-year-old Mohammad Rafiq Shah of Srinagar was let off by a court yesterday. "I said three words to the judge - justice has prevailed," Shah told NDTV. He is among the three men who were freed for lack of evidence.

It was a moment they had been waiting for 12 years. All this time, the families of the three men accused in the 2005 Delhi blast case saw them only during court hearings.

In what is being seen as a setback for the Delhi Police, only one of the three men accused in the 2005 serial blasts case in Delhi -- in which more than 60 people died - has been convicted. But Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist Tariq Ahmed Dar, accused of being the mastermind of the blasts, has been convicted only for belonging to the banned terror organis...

Five people accused in the 2005 Liberty and Satyam cinema blasts case of May 22 2005, have pleaded guilty before a trial court in Delhi. As they pleaded guilty, the court accepted their pleas and convicted them for culpable homicide not amounting to murder, attempt to murder and conspiracy to wage war against the nation among other charges. Since ...