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From death row to law degree: How a 7/11 blasts accused rebuilt his life after 18 years
Abdul Wahid Shaikh was acquitted by the special court in 2015 in the July 11, 2006 serial train blasts case, while 12 others were convicted. Every year after his release, he held commemoration meetings to mark the anniversary of the attack and to... Read more.
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