Dr. Tanvir Ansari was released after being acquitted in the Mumbai train bombing case. He spent 19 years in jail. Ansari claims he was wrongly accused and tortured by the ATS. He says the real culprits are still free. He recalls the pain of not being able to treat his mother. Ansari completed degrees while incarcerated. He seeks help in finding a job after his life was ruined.
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