Public prosecutor Deepak Salvi talking to the media outside Sessions court after the verdict was delivered on Friday. Pic/Bipin Kokate

On the fourth floor of the new Sessions court building, it was a day of judgment, and it did not disappoint. Seven years since the Special Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (Prevention) Act (TADA) Court started hearing the second leg of the heinous 1993 blasts trial and almost 24 years since that first large scale organised attack tore into the city's fabric, the court pronounced six of the seven accused, including Mustafa Dossa and gangster Abu Salem, guilty. One accused, Abdul Shaikh, was acquitted.