MUMBAI, 5 December 2006 — The Terrorists and Disruptive Activities Act (TADA) court, headed by Judge Pramod Kode, convicted six more people yesterday in the 1993 Mumbai bombings case, taking the total number of convictions to 100. The special court ended India’s largest terrorism case by finding 100 people guilty out of 123 accused after a decade of trials, the chief prosecutor said.
Another 23 were acquitted of any role in serial blasts across India’s financial hub that killed 257 people. The court convicted eight people for planting 13 bombs, of which twelve exploded across the city, including landmarks like the stock exchange. At least ten people were found guilty of being trained in terrorist camps across the border.
