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Malegaon Acquittals: A judgement of some doubt, a trail of uneven justice
All seven accused walk free in the 2008 Malegaon blast case, but the real story is not the acquittal, rather it is how an anti-Muslim terror conspiracy unravelled in plain sight, and still evaded justice
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