Hyderabad twin blast case: Two convicted, two acquitted

Updated on Sep 04, 2018 07:11 pm IST

Two alleged operatives of the Indian Mujahideen were convicted and two others let off on Tuesday by a special court in a case related to the 2007 twin bomb blasts in Hyderabad, in which 44 people were killed and more than 60 injured. Second additional metropolitan sessions judge T Srinivasa Rao convicted the first two accused Mohammed Akbar Ismail Chowdhari and Aneeq Shafique Sayeed for their involvement in the twin blasts at a special courtroom set up in Cherlapally Central Prison. “The quantum of punishment would be announced on Monday,” the prosecution lawyers said.

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