Mumbai:
Mumbai attacks' lone surviving terrorist Ajmal Kasab who appeared in court on Tuesday continued to deny his role.
Till date the Judge has asked him 891 questions and 800 more to follow in the marathon trial in one of the most gruesome terrorist attacks in India.
The court, which resumed after Christmas vacations, questioned Kasab on the opinion given by ballistic experts and DNA reports which have nailed him in the terror attacks. The ballistic experts have opined that the bullets fired from Kasab's AK-47 rifle had caused fatal injuries on the bodies of victims.
The DNA reports have said that samples found from Kuber fishing trawler (on which Kasab and 9 other terrorists had purportedly arrived from Pakistan) had matched with the DNA of Kasab.
Till date the Judge has asked him 891 questions and 800 more to follow in the marathon trial in one of the most gruesome terrorist attacks in India.
The court, which resumed after Christmas vacations, questioned Kasab on the opinion given by ballistic experts and DNA reports which have nailed him in the terror attacks. The ballistic experts have opined that the bullets fired from Kasab's AK-47 rifle had caused fatal injuries on the bodies of victims.
The DNA reports have said that samples found from Kuber fishing trawler (on which Kasab and 9 other terrorists had purportedly arrived from Pakistan) had matched with the DNA of Kasab.
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