Bomb attacks in Maharashtra since 1993

By Indo Asian News Service | IANS India Private Limited – Thu 14 Jul, 2011

Mumbai, July 14 (IANS) Bomb attacks in Maharashtra since 1993.

March 12, 1993: Serial blasts rock Mumbai, including Zaveri Bazar, 257 killed 713 injured.

Oct 29, 1993: Blast in Matunga station, two killed, over 40 injured.

Feb 27, 1998: Blasts in Virar, Thane, two killed.

Dec 2, 2002: Blast in bus in Ghatkopar, two killed, 49 injured.

Dec 6, 2002: Blast in Mumbai Central Station, 22 injured.

Jan 27, 2003: Blast near Vile Parle Station, over 30 injured.

March 13, 2003: Blast in train in Mulund, 13 killed, over 80 injured.

July 29, 2003: Blast in bus in Ghatkopar, three killed, 30 injured.

Aug 25, 2003: Twin blasts at Zaveri Bazar and Gateway of India, 55 killed, over 150 injured.

May 3, 2006: Blast in Ghatkopar, one killed.

July 11, 2006: Blast in seven suburban trains, 189 killed, over 1,000 injured.

Sep 8, 2006: Three blasts rock Malegaon in Nashik district, 31 killed, 312 injured.

Sep 29, 2008: Blast at Bhikhu Chowk at Malegaon in Nashik district, six killed, 101 injured.

Nov 26-29, 2008: Mumbai terror attacks, 166 killed and over 300 injured.

Feb 12, 2010: Blast at German Bakery, Pune, 17 killed, including foreign nationals, and 54 injured.

July 13, 2011: Three blasts rock south Mumbai, including Zaveri Bazar, 21 killed, 130 injured.

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