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‘Verdict doesn’t concern Sanstha’

Sanatan Sanstha has said the organisation had no role in the Thane blasts and Monday’s judgement has no bearing on them.

Updated on: Aug 30, 2011 12:58 AM IST
Hindustan Times | By , Mumbai
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Sanatan Sanstha has said the organisation had no role in the Thane blasts and Monday’s judgement has no bearing on them.

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Two members of the organisation have been convicted for the blasts case, which took place in 2008.

Abhay Vijay Vartak, the spokesperson for the organisation, told the Hindustan Times that the investigating agencies had not named the organisation in their charge sheet.

“We forgot about the case from the day that the charge sheet was filed. It did not concern us,” Vartak said. He added that the charge sheet itself had never linked the organisation with the blast.

“Those named in the blast had been members of the organisation. We do not deny that. However, the sanstha had no role in the blasts so the verdict has nothing to do with us,” Vartak added.

He said the organisation has never been involved in any kind of anti-national activity.

The organisation has maintained that they have never been involved in any kind of terror activities. The name of the organisation had cropped up in the Madgaon blast as well.

 
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