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2002-03 Mumbai triple blasts: The encounter that helped crack the case
Updated On: 30 March, 2016 03:29 PM IST | Mumbai | Bhupen Patel
A resourceful khabri had helped the Crime Branch get the first lead in the 2002-03 Mumbai triple blasts investigation by leading them to three Pakistani terrorists

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In March 2003, the Crime Branch officials received a tip-off through their informant about three Pakistani terrorists, who were supplying explosives to their Padgha-based module, headed by Saquib Nachan. They were told the terrorists were about to arrive near Goregaon’s Hub mall. The Pakistanis were identified as Abu Sultan, Abu Anwar Ali and Mohammed Iqbal Wani. The informant said the group had approached them to show a way to Padgha, since they were new to the city.
One of the three Pakistani terrorists killed in the encounter at Goregaon had helped assemble the bomb that exploded at Mumbai Central station
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