Sikh pair cleared over Air India terrorist attack

Jeremy Hainsworth, Vancouver

Thu, 17 Mar, 2005 - 00:00

After a two-year trial, a Canadian judge acquitted Ripudaman Singh Malik, aged 58, and 55-year-old Ajaib Singh Bagri of murder and other charges relating to the deaths in 1985 of 331 people.

British Columbia Supreme Court Justice Ian Josephson said key witnesses were not credible.

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