The two men accused of the Air India jumbo jet bombing that killed 329 people nearly 20 years ago were guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, Canadian prosecutors said.

A CHOPPY sea littered with bodies, suitcases, seats and brightly-coloured clothes was how an Irish naval officer yesterday described the aftermath of the Air India explosion in 1985.

Canadian prosecutors will this week file charges against convicted British bombmaker Inderjit Singh Reyat over the 1985 bombing of an Air India flight in which 329 people died.