Inquiry calls in Air India case Canadian families of the victims of the Air India jet bombing in 1985 have called for a public inquiry following the acquittal of the two main suspects. The authorities "owe it to the 329 victims of this crime," said Eddie Madon, after the judge in Vancouver found two Canadian Sikhs not guilty. The trial has cost least $100m, and has been one of the most complex cases in Canadian history. Deputy Prime Minister Anne McLellan said there was no point in an inquiry. "There will be, tragically, some questions that may very well not...