1993 Serial Mumbai Blasts

Amit Yadav
ME,3rd Year
12ECTME004

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CONTENT:INTRODUCTION
MAIN SUSPECTS
MOST WANTED CRIMINALS
THE BOMBINGS
LAW AND CASE
CLICKS OF THE BOMB ATTACK
CONCLUSION

Introduction
The 1993 Mumbai bombings were a series of

13 bomb explosions that took place in

Bombay , Maharashtra on Friday, 12 March
1993.
The coordinated attacks were the most
destructive bomb explosions in Indian history.
The single-day attacks resulted in over 350
fatalities and 1200 injuries.
The attacks were coordinated by Dawood
Ibrahim, DON of the Mumbai-based
international organised crime syndicate named
D-Company.

MAIN SUSPECTS
Ibrahim helped to organise the bombings in Mumbai, through

one of his subordinates, Tiger Memon. The bombings was

also financially assisted by the expatriate Indian smugglers,
Hajji Ahmed, Hajji Umar and Taufiq Jaliawala, as well as
the Pakistani smugglers, Aslam Bhatti and Dawood Jatt .
The Indian authorities have also alleged the involvement of
the Pakistani intelligence agency,
Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), in the blasts. Several of
the terrorists received arms, ammunition and explosives
training in Pakistan or were recruited from Dubai, UAE.
Supreme Court of India gave its judgement on 21 March
2013 after over 20 years of judicial proceedings sentencing
the accused. However, the two main suspects in the case,
Dawood Ibrahim and Tiger Memon, have not yet been
arrested or tried.

MOST WANTED CRIMINALS

Dawood Ibrahim

Tiger Memon

Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI)

THE BOMBINGS
Fisherman's Colony in Mahim causeway

Zaveri Bazaar
Plaza Cinema
Century Bazaar
Katha Bazaar
Hotel Sea Rock
Sahar Airport
Air India Building
Hotel Juhu Centaur
Worli
Mumbai Stock ExchangeBuilding
Passport Office

LAWS AND CASE

TADA ACT,1985
THE ARMS AND AMMUNIATION
ACT,1959
EXPLOSIVE SUBSTANCE ACT,1908
INDIAN PANAL CODE(IPC

CLICKS OF THE BOMB ATTACK

CONCLUSION
The single-day attacks
resulted in over 350
fatalities and 1200
injuries.

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