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Flight bomb hoax: Court acquits Indian-origin man

London, January 27 A Spanish court has acquitted Aditya Verma, a British-Indian man, of public disorder after he joked to friends about being a member of the Taliban and planning to blow up a flight from London’s Gatwick to Menorca...

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Updated At : 04:55 PM Jan 28, 2024 IST

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London, January 27

A Spanish court has acquitted Aditya Verma, a British-Indian man, of public disorder after he joked to friends about being a member of the Taliban and planning to blow up a flight from London’s Gatwick to Menorca in Spain in 2022. A judge in Madrid ruled that “no explosive… was found that would lead one to believe it was a real threat”.

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