Air India bombing: Judget to deliver spring verdict

Lawyers have made their final arguments in the murder trial of two Sikhs charged over the 1985 bombing of an Air India jumbo jet, ending one of the most exhaustive and expensive trials in Canadian history.

Air India bombing: Judget to deliver spring verdict
Sat, 04 Dec, 2004 - 10:31

Lawyers have made their final arguments in the murder trial of two Sikhs charged over the 1985 bombing of an Air India jumbo jet, ending one of the most exhaustive and expensive trials in Canadian history.

The plane exploded off the Irish coast on June 23, 1985, killing 329 people.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: IrishPlace: Vancouver, British ColumbiaPlace: Tokyo’sPlace: Narita airportPlace: Golden Temple of AmritsarPlace: KhalistanPlace: PunjabPlace: Madison Square GardenPlace: New York CityPerson: SikhsPerson: Ian JosephsonPerson: Ripudaman Singh MalikPerson: Ajaib Singh BagriPerson: Inderjit Singh ReyatPerson: Indira GandhiPerson: MalikPerson: BagriPerson: Talwinder Singh ParmarPerson: ParmarPerson: Geoffrey GaulPerson: Perviz MadonPerson: SamPerson: EddieEvent: Air IndiaOrganisation: Air IndiaOrganisation: Indian governmentOrganisation: World Sikh OrganisationOrganisation: Babbar Khalsa Sikh
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