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26 / 11 Case : India May Seek Trial Of Absconding Terror Accused In Absentia Under New Law , Experts Question Practical Impact
freepressjournal.in · India · south asia
India is considering trying an absconding terror accused from the 26/11 case in absentia under a new law, though experts are questioning the practical impact. This signals a new legal approach to counter-terrorism.
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