Hubli court blast accused acquitted

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Follow us:WhatsappFacebookTwitterTelegram.cls-1{fill:#4d4d4d;}.cls-2{fill:#fff;}Google NewsAll the five persons, who were accused in the court hall blast here, were acquitted on Monday as no ‘concrete evidences’ was found against them.Judge JN Deshpande of the First Additional District Court acquitted the accused. It may be recalled that a bomb had exploded in the JMFC court on May 10, 2008. And Ramesh Powar, Basavaraj Rogi, Hanumant Sakale, Hussain Sab and Nagaraj Jambagi were named as the accused. These accused were first arrested by the Bijapur police in connection with the murder cases reported in Bijapur and Bagalkot districts. But during the interrogation they allegedly admitted being part of the court blast. Later Hubli Suburban police recovered two bombs from Jambgi.The police in the chargesheet had accused that the bomb was placed intending to kill SIMI members who were scheduled to be produced in the court, however they failed prove it.first published:August 14, 2012, 10:21 ISTlast updated:August 14, 2012, 10:21 IST
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All the five persons, who were accused in the court hall blast here, were acquitted on Monday as no ‘concrete evidences’ was found against them.

Judge JN Deshpande of the First Additional District Court acquitted the accused. It may be recalled that a bomb had exploded in the JMFC court on May 10, 2008. And Ramesh Powar, Basavaraj Rogi, Hanumant Sakale, Hussain Sab and Nagaraj Jambagi were named as the accused. These accused were first arrested by the Bijapur police in connection with the murder cases reported in Bijapur and Bagalkot districts. But during the interrogation they allegedly admitted being part of the court blast. Later Hubli Suburban police recovered two bombs from Jambgi.

The police in the chargesheet had accused that the bomb was placed intending to kill SIMI members who were scheduled to be produced in the court, however they failed prove it.