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Samvidhan ki Shapath: Swami Aseemanand gets clean chit in Makkah Masjid bomb blast case
A special NIA court on Monday acquitted all the accused in the Mecca Masjid bomb blast case. The BJP on Monday asked the Congress party to apologize for coining the term "saffron terror" even as it accused the opposition party of "appeasement politics" and "defaming" the Hindu religion.
BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra made the demand after a Special NIA court acquitted all five accused in the Mecca Masjid Bomb blast case earlier in the day.
The blast at the historic Mecca Masjid in Hyderabad on May 18, 2007 during Friday prayers had also left 58 others injured.
After initial investigation by the local police, the case was transferred to the Central Bureau Of Investigation (CBI), which filed a charge sheet.
BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra made the demand after a Special NIA court acquitted all five accused in the Mecca Masjid Bomb blast case earlier in the day.
The blast at the historic Mecca Masjid in Hyderabad on May 18, 2007 during Friday prayers had also left 58 others injured.
After initial investigation by the local police, the case was transferred to the Central Bureau Of Investigation (CBI), which filed a charge sheet.
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