Mumbai: Dismissed Police Officer Sachin Waze Seeks NIA Case Diary In Antilia Bomb Scare, Mansukh Hiran Murder Case
Mumbai, September 1, 2026: Dismissed police officer Sachin Waze has asked the court to call for the case diary maintained by the officers of the NIA while probing the Antillia bomb scare case and murder of Thane trader Mansukh Hiran. Waze has on Tuesday moved a plea pleading the court that the case diary and station diary maintained at the time of investigating the crime be called upon and kept…
Mumbai, September 1, 2026 - Dismissed police officer Sachin Waze has requested the court to request the case diary of the NIA's investigation into the Antillia bomb scare case and the murder of Thane trader Mansukh Hiran. Waze filed a plea on Tuesday, asking the court to keep the case diary and station diary sealed until the first witness is brought to testify in court.
In his plea, Waze highlighted several alleged gaps in the investigation, claiming the agency did not record the statement of the actual victims of the threat and did not visit the scene where the incident occurred. He added that as the court begins trials, these gaps will be addressed, ensuring the truth prevails.
Waze argued that "as an essential aspect of the well-settled principles of fair trial and pursuit of unraveling truth, timely reference to the case diary will be necessary and desirable for a just decision of the case in hand."
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