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Mumbai:
Nearly four years after the 7/11 serial train blasts, the trial in
the case is all set to resume tomorrow in a special MCOCA court here
against 13 arrested accused, alleged to be members of the banned
terror outfit Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI).
The Supreme Court had in February 2008 stayed the trial, after one
of the accused, Kamal Ansari, approached the court challenging the
constitutional validity of a particular section pertaining to
insurgency in the Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA).
However, the SC this year on April 25 dismissed the petition and had
vacated the stay on the trial.
"All the 13 accused would be produced before the special MCOCA Judge
Y D Shinde tomorrow. The court would ask if they have appointed any
lawyers to defend them after which summons to witnesses would be
issued," special public prosecutor Raja Thakare said.
The first witness in the case, a police sub-inspector, had deposed
before a special MCOCA court after which the accused had approached
the SC.
The accused had earlier refused to appoint lawyers demanding for the
case to be transferred to a regular court and not before the special
MCOCA court.
The 13 accused have now approached the Jamiat-e-Ulema Hind, a Muslim organisation that arranges legal aid and which in turn has contacted
several criminal lawyers to defend these suspects.
187 people were killed and over 800 injured after seven blasts
occurred in Mumbai's suburban local trains on July 11, 2006.
The Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS), in its 10,000 page chargesheet in
the case, stated that the accused were helped by terror outfit
Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) to carry out to blasts.
The 13 arrested accused are - Faisal Shaikh, Ali Bashir Khan,
Mohammad Ali, Majid Shafi, Sajid Ansari, Kamal Ansari, Ethesham
Siddiqui, Zameer Shaikh, Sohail Shaikh, Muzammil Shaikh, Tanvir
Ansari, Naveed Hussai and Abdul Shaikh.
The ATS had named 15 people as wanted accused in the case, which
included LeT's Commander-in-Chief (Traning) Azam Cheema.
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