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Malegaon blast: How missing key docs, mishandled evidence crippled the case

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Malegaon blast: How missing key docs, mishandled evidence crippled the case

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Rebecca Samervel

Rebecca Samervel, a political science and law graduate, transitioned from modeling to journalism and currently reports on courts for The Times of India in Mumbai. A food enthusiast passionate about travel, politics, and television, she can typically be found at the Bombay High Court during the week.

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