1996 Dausa blast

A bomb blast occurred on a bus near Samleti village in Dausa, Rajasthan on 22 May 1996.[1][2][3] The blast, which took place a day after the 1996 Lajpat Nagar blast, killed 14 people and injured 37 others.[4] The chargesheet filed about the incident stated that the individuals responsible were associated with the Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front, and that some of the accused had been involved in the Sawai Man Singh Stadium blast.[5] The district and sessions court in Bandikui sentenced Abdul Hamid, one of the accused, to death, and sentenced six others to life imprisonment, while acquitting the remaining individual charged with the incident for lack of evidence against him.[5][6]

References
  1. 1996 Raj bus blast: Court awards death to 1, life term to 6 - Times of India
  2. Death sentence upheld by Rajasthan court in bomb blast case
  3. Court awards death to one, life term to 6 in 1996 blast case - The Economic Times
  4. 1996 bus bombing: Trial court re-confirms death sentence to accused | The Indian Express
  5. Bandikui court sentences one to death, six others to life imprisonment in 1996 Dausa bus bomb blast | The Indian Express
  6. 1996 Raj bus blast: Court awards death to 1, life term to 6 - Times of India
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