Now that Ahmedabad blast convicts have got captial punishment, its time to revisit Indian Mujahideen
On Friday, the perpetrators of the heinous 2008 Ahmedabad serial bomb blasts were brought to justice. In what came as a decisive and unprecedented verdict, 38 of 49 convicts were passed the death sentence, while the remaining 11 were sentenced to life imprisonment.
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