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NEW DELHI: As the suspense over the fate of Mumbai serial blasts convict Yakub Memon continues, the controversy over whether he was unfairly treated by the government is also gathering momentum.
The debate over whether the CBI reneged on its alleged promise to go soft on Yakub in exchange for information on his elder brother 'Tiger' Memon, Dawood Ibrahim and their patrons in the ISI -- the choreographer of the world's first serial terror blasts -- took a new turn with a senior CBI officer denying that the agency had a secret understanding with the younger Memon sibling.
Shantanu Sen, who led the CBI investigation into the 1993 Mumbai blasts, said no secret deal had been struck, although he said the agency used its contacts in Pakistan to "induce the Memons to believe that their safety lay in India".
NEW DELHI: As the suspense over the fate of Mumbai serial blasts convict Yakub Memon continues, the controversy over whether he was unfairly treated by the government is also gathering momentum.
The debate over whether the CBI reneged on its alleged promise to go soft on Yakub in exchange for information on his elder brother 'Tiger' Memon, Dawood Ibrahim and their patrons in the ISI -- the choreographer of the world's first serial terror blasts -- took a new turn with a senior CBI officer denying that the agency had a secret understanding with the younger Memon sibling.
Shantanu Sen, who led the CBI investigation into the 1993 Mumbai blasts, said no secret deal had been struck, although he said the agency used its contacts in Pakistan to "induce the Memons to believe that their safety lay in India".
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