2006 Malegaon blast accused seeks to declare NIA probe illegal

June 29, 2013 16:44

A month after the NIA filed its supplementary charge-sheet in connection with the 2006 Malegoan blasts, an accused today challenged its legality, saying that further investigation in the case by the probe agency was totally "illegal".

Blast accused Dhan Singh, who was arrested by the National Investigation Agency along with three others, moved the Special MCOCA court, saying that the ATS had filed a charge-sheet and the case was taken over by the CBI in 2007, which also filed a supplementary charge-sheet.

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