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After being on the run, Gujarat ATS apprehends four accused with fake passports

Thirty years after they escaped the country—and justice—four Mumbai blast accused nabbed in Ahmedabad while trying to renew their fake passports; question is: how did they get away for so long?

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A cop stands next to a charred car outside the Air India building, on March 14, 1993. Pic/AFP

A cop stands next to a charred car outside the Air India building, on March 14, 1993. Pic/AFP

Thirty years after the deadly serial blasts in Mumbai, the Gujarat Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) has apprehended four wanted accused with fake passports in Ahmedabad. The men, absconding since the 1993 bombings, were living in the Middle East under a different identity and had come to India to renew their passports, said officers.

The Gujarat ATS suspects the accused were frequently travelling in and out of India, as one of them [Shoeb Qureshi] had come to Bengaluru in 2000 to renew his passport and even visited Mumbai. But he managed to dodge the probe agencies using his fake identity and returned to their hideout in the Middle East.

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