1993 Mumbai blasts case: BJP hails verdict, says it shows India's commitment to fight terrorism
The BJP hailed the court verdict in the Mumbai serial blasts case, saying it shows India's unwavering commitment to ensuring that perpetrators of acts of terror do not go unpunished.


File image of Abu Salem. PTI[/caption]A Mumbai court has awarded death sentence to Tahir Merchant and Firoz Abdul Rashid Khan and life imprisonment to extradited gangster Abu Salem in the case."At a time when the Modi government has brought terrorism on the top of global agenda, this judgement shows India's unwavering commitment to ensuring that perpetrators of such acts of terror do not go unpunished," BJP spokesperson GVL Narasimha Rao told PTI.He said the judgement also marks justice for the families of over 257 persons, who had died in the blasts.This verdict, Rao said, further strengthens the government's commitment to fighting terrorism, which is a global menace, in all its forms.

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