The court has issued NBW against 12 more persons, Special Ujjwal Nikam told media persons here. All these accused are allegedly based in Pakistan.
Earlier the court which conducted trial against terrorist Mohammed Ajmal Kasab had issued NBW against 35 accused. With this, the total number of wanted terrorists in the 26/11 case has gone up to 47.
Those against whom NBW have been issued include Major Sameer, Sajid Mir alias Vashi and Commander Yakub.
Sajid, according to police, was present at the control room set up in Pakistan during the strikes, which left 166 dead and many more injured on November 26, 2008. The Mumbai police, last month, had filed draft charges against Jundal.
In the charge submitted, Jundal was charged on 22 different counts that include criminal conspiracy, waging war against the nation, murder, attempt to murder, kidnapping for murder, cheating, forgery under the Indian Penal Code. While other charges are under sections of Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, Explosive Act, Explosive substance Act Prevention of damage to public property Act, Railways Act and Customs Act.
Earlier the court which conducted trial against terrorist Mohammed Ajmal Kasab had issued NBW against 35 accused. With this, the total number of wanted terrorists in the 26/11 case has gone up to 47.
Those against whom NBW have been issued include Major Sameer, Sajid Mir alias Vashi and Commander Yakub.
Sajid, according to police, was present at the control room set up in Pakistan during the strikes, which left 166 dead and many more injured on November 26, 2008. The Mumbai police, last month, had filed draft charges against Jundal.
In the charge submitted, Jundal was charged on 22 different counts that include criminal conspiracy, waging war against the nation, murder, attempt to murder, kidnapping for murder, cheating, forgery under the Indian Penal Code. While other charges are under sections of Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, Explosive Act, Explosive substance Act Prevention of damage to public property Act, Railways Act and Customs Act.