After 33 years, a special TADA court in Jamnagar, Gujarat, convicted 12 individuals for their roles in a 1993 arms smuggling case linked to fugitive gangster Dawood Ibrahim. The conspiracy aimed to smuggle a large consignment of arms and explosives, including RDX, into India to carry out attacks following the Babri Masjid demolition on December 6, 1992. Of the 46 accused, 17 were acquitted, 11 died during the trial, and 15 remain absconding. The court sentenced 10 of the convicts to five years of rigorous imprisonment while two received seven years. The investigation revealed that the arms were sourced from Pakistan and transported via the Arabian Sea using a vessel identified as 'Sada Al Bahar'. The operation involved multiple boats and local operatives who facilitated the unloading of arms near the Gosabara coast in Porbandar district, Gujarat. The verdict reflects the culmination of a lengthy investigation led by retired and current law enforcement officials.