Crude bomb blast: Four sent to judicial custody

Four accused involved in crude bomb attack outside two clubs in Sector 29, Gurugram, were produced in a court after the completion of their remand on Tuesday. They have been sent to judicial custody. On December 10, crude bombs had...

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Gurugram, Updated At : 08:48 AM Dec 19, 2024 IST

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Four accused involved in crude bomb attack outside two clubs in Sector 29, Gurugram, were produced in a court after the completion of their remand on Tuesday. They have been sent to judicial custody.

On December 10, crude bombs had exploded outside two clubs located in Sector 29 and one of the accused, Sachin, a resident of Meerut, was arrested from the spot. On December 12, gangster Rohit Godara took responsibility of both blasts in Chandigarh and Gurugram by sharing it on social media. Sachin was sent to a seven-day police custody after being produced in a city court. Later, the other accused, Vinit Malik, Vikas and Ankit were also nabbed. They were remanded in six days’ police custody.

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