MUMBAI, Oct. 10 (UPI) -- A court in India convicted three men in the 1993 Mumbai blasts for allowing their trawlers to be used to bring ashore a consignment of explosive materials.
Yeshwant Nagu Bhoinkar, Abbas Dawood Shaikhdare and Shahjahan Ibrahim Shaikhdare were, however, acquitted under an anti-terrorism law as the court held they had no knowledge the consignment contained RDX materials and arms, reports the Press Trust of India.
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The court acquitted two other accused.
The latest convictions bring to 35 the number of suspects accused in the series of blasts that killed a total of more than 200 people.
