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Four Ayodhya terror attack conspirators awarded life sentences
Updated On: 18 June, 2019 09:30 PM IST | | mid-day online desk
All the four accused are presently lodged in the Naini central jail here and had been charged with attempted murder and criminal conspiracy

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Fourteen years after a terror attack on Ayodhya by Jaish-e-Mohammad operatives, a special court here on Tuesday convicted four of the accused in the conspiracy behind the attack and sentenced them to life imprisonment. The court has also imposed a fine of Rs 40,000 each on the convicted persons - Asif Iqbal, Mohammed Shakeel, Irfan, and Mohammed Naseem.
A special court in #Prayagraj on June 18 convicted four accused in the conspiracy behind the 2005 #Ayodhyaterrorattack case that had caused the death of two civilians and sentenced them to life imprisonment.
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Accused Mohammad Aziz has been acquitted due to lack of substantial evidence. All the accused are presently lodged in the Naini central jail here and had been charged with attempted murder and criminal conspiracy.


