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Malegaon Blast Case Explained: 17 Years On, 6 Killed, No Convictions

In 2008, a bomb blast tore through the town of Malegaon in Maharashtra, killing six and injuring nearly 100. The terror attack soon spiraled into one of India’s most controversial investigations with the arrest of a Hindu right-wing leader and a serving Lieutenant Colonel in the Army. Now, 17 years later, all accused have been acquitted by a special court citing lack of evidence. The court confirmed a bomb blast did take place — but with no one held responsible, the question remains: If not them, then who? In this video, Chhabi Kala breaks down: What happened on the day of the blast Who were arrested and why The ATS vs NIA investigation Why the court acquitted all accused

first published: Aug 1, 2025 08:23 pm

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