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"How Will I Survive Now?" Father Of Auto Driver Who Died In Red Fort Blast
A meeting was organised by the survivors of the 2005 Sarojini Nagar blast to commiserate with the families of the latest victims.
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Delhi's Sarojini Nagar Blast Witness Helps Red Fort Explosion Victims
Nine people were killed and about 20 others injured when a blast ripped through a car at a traffic signal near the Red Fort metro station on Monday evening.
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12 Years A Prisoner, Man Freed In Delhi Blast Case Says 'I Feel Lucky'
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.
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2005 Delhi Serial Blasts: Setback For Cops As Court Acquits 2 Accused, Convicts 1
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...
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"How Will I Survive Now?" Father Of Auto Driver Who Died In Red Fort Blast
A meeting was organised by the survivors of the 2005 Sarojini Nagar blast to commiserate with the families of the latest victims.
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Delhi's Sarojini Nagar Blast Witness Helps Red Fort Explosion Victims
Nine people were killed and about 20 others injured when a blast ripped through a car at a traffic signal near the Red Fort metro station on Monday evening.
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12 Years A Prisoner, Man Freed In Delhi Blast Case Says 'I Feel Lucky'
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.
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2005 Delhi Serial Blasts: Setback For Cops As Court Acquits 2 Accused, Convicts 1
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...
