A court freed an officer accused of planting explosives, citing weak evidence.
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A court freed an officer accused of planting explosives, citing weak evidence.
A special court granted bail to former police officer Sachin Vaze in connection with a 2021 bomb scare and murder case.
The court ruled that prosecutors failed to make a strong initial case that the bomb scare was an act of terrorism under India's Unlawful Activities Prevention Act.
The case centered on an SUV containing explosives found near the Mumbai home of industrialist Mukesh Ambani. Mansukh Hiran, who owned the vehicle, was later found murdered.
Judge Chakor S. Baviskar said the National Investigation Agency did not record statements from any Ambani family members showing they were terrorized.
The court also noted the gelatin sticks found lacked detonators, meaning they could not explode, and that Hiran's murder was separate from any alleged terrorist act.
Vaze was released on a personal bond of 1 lakh rupees with a surety.
The court stated the murder charge remains, but it is covered by standard criminal law, which has less strict bail rules than the terrorism act.
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