Newsinc24 Team 
A Patna Court on Monday sentenced four men to death for their role in the 2013 blasts ahead of Narendra Modi's address at Patna's Gandhi Maidan that left six dead and 90 injured. Of the five other convicts in the case,Special NIA judge Gurwinder Singh Malhotra, sentenced two to life imprisonment, two to a 10-year jail term and one to seven years in jail. Seven blasts went off on October 27, 2013, right before Prime Minister Narendra Modi, then the BJP’s prime ministerial candidate, was to reach the venue to address an election meeting.
Judge Malhotra awarded capital punishment to Imtiyaz Ansari, Haider Ali alias Abdullah alias “Black Beauty”, Noman Ansari and Mohammed Mujibullah Ansari. Umar Siddiqui and Azharuddin Qureshi were sentenced to life imprisonment, Ahmed Hussain and Feroz Aslam were sentenced to 10 years imprisonment while Mohammed Iftekhar Alam was awarded a seven-year prison term. Special public prosecutor Lalan Kumar Sinha said the nine were convicted for criminal conspiracy, murder, attempt to murder, waging war against the government of India, conspiracy to wage war against the government, destroying evidence, explosives and railway act and the anti-terror law Unlawful Activities Prevention Act.
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