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Supreme Court Reserves Verdict On Abu Salem's Plea Seeking Premature Release
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The Supreme Court has reserved its verdict on Abu Salem's plea seeking premature release in the 1993 Mumbai Serial Blasts case. The court will deliver its verdict at a later date.
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Supreme Court Reserves Verdict On Abu Salem's Plea Seeking Premature Release
The Supreme Court has reserved its verdict on Abu Salem's plea seeking premature release in the 1993 Mumbai Serial Blasts case. The court will deliver its verdict at a later date. Abu Salem, a key accused in the case, has been serving a life sentence since 2007. His plea for premature release was heard by a bench of the Supreme Court, which has now reserved its verdict.
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