Bondi Attacker Sajid Akram: Denied Australian Citizenship, India Travels Scrutinized

• Sajid Akram, Bondi Beach terror accused, was repeatedly denied Australian citizenship despite 27 years in Australia, retaining his Indian passport.
• Akram made multiple visits from Sydney to Hyderabad (2000-01, 2004, 2009, 2012, 2016, 2022), with his last visit in 2022.
• Indian and Australian security agencies are jointly investigating Akram's past, including travel history, financial transactions, and associations.
• Akram's son, Naveed Akram (one of the attackers), was born in Australia in 2001 and automatically acquired Australian citizenship.
• A detailed timeline reveals Akram's life events: student visa in 1998, marriage to Venera Grosso, property disputes, and passport renewals in Hyderabad.

Why It Matters: Joint Indian-Australian probe scrutinizes Bondi attacker Sajid Akram's denied citizenship and extensive India travel history.