The Free Press Journal · DistrictNews · 2026-09-04
26/11 Case: India May Seek Trial Of Absconding Terror Accused In Absentia
The 26/11 terror attack prosecution is preparing to seek trials in absentia against absconding accused under the BNSS, reports said. The provision allows courts to proceed against proclaimed offenders who are unavailable for trial. Special Public Prosecutor Ujwal Nikam said the move could pressure Pakistan to act, while critics called it a potentially ineffective legal exercise. 26/11 Case: India May Seek Trial Of Absconding Terror Accused In Absentia Under New Law, Experts Question Practical Impact.
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