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Mumbai Muharram poison plot accused sought 'revenge' after wife left him, Iran link probed

From Hindustan Times · () English

Translated from English, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • An accused in the Mumbai Muharram poison plot confessed to wanting revenge on the world after his wife left him.
  • The accused, identified as Fayyaz Premji, admitted his motive stemmed from his separation two years prior.
  • Details about an alleged 'Iran link' are also being investigated in connection with the plot.

The primary accused in the Mumbai Muharram poison plot, identified as Fayyaz Premji, has confessed that his motive was to seek revenge against the world following a separation from his wife two years ago. This admission sheds light on the personal turmoil that may have fueled the alleged conspiracy.

Premji's statement reveals a deep-seated desire for retribution, indicating that his actions were driven by personal grievances rather than any broader political or ideological agenda. The confession comes as authorities continue to investigate the full scope of the plot, including potential international connections.

Investigators are reportedly exploring an alleged 'Iran link' in connection with the case. The nature and extent of this connection remain under scrutiny as the investigation seeks to uncover all individuals and factors involved in the alleged poisoning attempt during Muharram.

take revenge on the world

— Fayyaz PremjiThe accused's stated motive for the alleged poison plot.
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Originally published by Hindustan Times in English. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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