Archive · 26 Jan 2026
Court Acquits 3 Muslims in Akshardham Temple Attack Case
Three Muslim men were arrested a long time ago for a big attack at a temple called Akshardham.
After six years, a court in Ahmedabad said they didn't have enough proof to keep them in trouble.
So, the court let them go.
The court said there was no new evidence against them, and the Supreme Court had already looked at the old evidence and didn't think it was enough.
So, the men are free now.
Three Muslim men were acquitted in the Akshardham Temple attack case.
The acquittal was ordered by a special POTA court in Ahmedabad.
The court found no new evidence beyond what was previously examined.
The men were released after six years of legal proceedings.
The acquittal was due to a lack of prima facie evidence.
- Who
- Three Muslim men
- What
- Acquittal in Akshardham Temple attack case
- When
- After six years of legal proceedings
- Where
- Ahmedabad, India
- Why
- Due to lack of prima facie evidence
- Accused
- Three Muslim men
- Case
- Akshardham Temple attack
- Court
- Special POTA court, Ahmedabad
- Duration of Legal Proceedings
- Six years
- Reason for Acquittal
- Lack of prima facie evidence