The Bombay High Court's discharge of the last four accused in the 2006 Malegaon blasts case highlights systemic failures in India's terror investigation and prosecution mechanisms. The case, involving multiple agencies over nearly two decades, raises critical questions about political will, investigative lapses, and the application of stringent anti-terror laws. Aspirants must analyze this for mains questions on criminal justice reform and anti-terror architecture.
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- ›2006 Malegaon Blasts Toll: 31 killed, over 300 injured
- ›Key Investigating Agencies: Maharashtra ATS, CBI, NIA
- ›Target this Data: 31 killed, over 300 injured in 2006 Malegaon blasts.
- ›Target this Nodal Body: National Investigation Agency (NIA) - the central anti-terror investigating agency.
- ›Target this Legal Point: Inadmissibility of electronic evidence due to lack of verification - a procedural trap in terror cases.
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