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TERROR’S
LONG ROAD HOME
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The
night of January 9, 1993: AK-56 rifles, cartridges, magazines, hand
grenades and silver ingots land at Dighi jetty in Maharashtra, where
they are loaded into a truck and a tempo |
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The
vehicles proceed towards a forested area. They are intercepted by
a police van. The inspector takes seven silver ingots and lets the
vehicles go |
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The
vehicles reach the forest where they are met by Abdul Qayyum Sajjani,
who is waiting with a truck (MRL 1031). The consignment is stored
in hidden cavities in Sajjani's truck |
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Sajjani
drives the truck to Bharuch in Gujarat, stopping at Narmada Hotel.
Here he is met by Haji Rafiq Kapadia, with whom he proceeds to Sansrod
village |
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The
arms are stored in a Sansrod godown. After a few days, Mustafa Dosa
calls up Kapadia and gives him a local number to call. Kapadia does
so and talks to Abu Salem. They arrange to meet near Hotel Nyayamandir
on nh8 at 3 o’clock |
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Kapadia
is met by Salem and Aziz Bilakhia who are in a white Maruti van. The
three go to the godown. Nine AK-56s, 100 hand grenades, magazines
and cartridges are concealed in the van |
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Salem
and Bilakhia leave for Bombay |
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On
January 16, Salem, Samir Hingora and Baba Mussa Chauhan reach Sanjay
Dutt's bungalow in the same van and deliver the weapons |
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