Archive · 3 Jul 2025
2007 Hyderabad Blast Convict Appears in Mangaluru Court
Mohammed Akbar Ismail Chowdhary, convicted in the 2007 Hyderabad bombings, was brought to a court in Mangaluru.
He's already in jail for those bombings, where he received the death penalty.
Now, the police in Mangaluru are looking into another case that he may be involved in, related to the Unlawful Activities Act and explosives.
Chowdhary is connected to a group called the Indian Mujahideen and is believed to have been involved in terrorist activities in different cities.
The court has given time for Chowdhary to get a lawyer, and he was then returned to the jail in Telangana.
Mohammed Akbar Ismail Chowdhary, a 2007 Hyderabad blast convict, was brought before a Mangaluru court.
The case in Mangaluru is connected to a separate case under UAPA and the Explosives Act.
Chowdhary was brought to the court on a body warrant from Cherlapally Central Jail in Telangana.
He was previously sentenced to death in the Hyderabad bombings.
Chowdhary is alleged to have links to terrorist operations in multiple cities and the Indian Mujahideen.
- Who
- Mohammed Akbar Ismail Chowdhary, Ullal police
- What
- Mohammed Akbar Ismail Chowdhary was produced before a Mangaluru court.
- When
- On Monday
- Where
- Mangaluru court
- Why
- In connection with a separate case under the UAPA and Explosives Act.
- Defendant
- Mohammed Akbar Ismail Chowdhary
- Previous Conviction
- 2007 Hyderabad bombings; 2008 Mumbai serial blasts
- Current Location
- Cherlapally Central Jail, Telangana
- Mangaluru Case Charge
- UAPA and Explosives Act violations
- Judge's Decision
- Adjourned to July 23
- Alleged Affiliation
- Indian Mujahideen