Controversy Looms as Malegaon Blast Accused Acquitted

The special NIA court's acquittal of seven accused in the Malegaon blast case has stirred political debate. While Shiv Sena MP Sawant questions the government's ability to find the true culprits, BJP slams Congress for its 'saffron terror' narrative and demands apologies. The verdict has sparked nationwide reactions.

In a significant legal development, the National Investigation Agency's special court has acquitted all seven individuals accused in the Malegaon blasts, causing political ripples across India. Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Arvind Sawant fiercely criticized the government, demanding that the true perpetrators be identified following the acquittal.

The Mumbai court's decision has revived a heated discourse on 'saffron terror' with BJP senior leader Ravi Shankar Prasad challenging Congress over its past allegations. Prasad accused Congress of perpetrating a false narrative, demanding apologies from its top leaders.

Opposition parties, while skeptical of BJP's stance, argued that the verdict aims to deflect attention from the looming US tariffs on India. The legal battle is set to continue as the victims' families plan to appeal the acquittal.

(With inputs from agencies.)