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"Should Go To Pak": Kasab Trial Witness Over Congress Leader's 26/11 Remark
Devika Rotawan, the youngest eye-witness in the trial of 26/11 terrorist Ajmal Kasab, slammed Vijay Wadettiwar for his statement about the death of Hemant Karkare and said one should not "sprinkle salt on wounds".
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Terrorist Naved, Billed as 'Kasab II', Could Offer New Evidence of Pak Role
Intelligence officials say the capture of a Pakistani terrorist after an attack on a security convoy in Jammu and Kashmir's Udhampur today could lead to new evidence of repeated terror attacks against India organized across the border. Naved was seen by many as the first big catch after Ajmal Kasab, the Pakistani terrorist hanged for the 26/11 atta...
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After Kasab's execution, Pak accepts plea for more security for Indian diplomats
India and Pakistan are locked in a war of words over whether the communication sent to Islamabad informing it of 26/11 terrorist Ajmal Kasab's hanging had been received and acknowledged. India maintains that it got no acknowledgement of the letter, while Pakistan says it has been sent.
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Ajmal Kasab had no last wish or will, only wanted his mother in Pak to be informed
Pakistan-born terrorist Mohammed Ajmal Kasab, who was hanged early on Wednesday morning at Yerwada jail in Pune, had no last wish, refused contact with his family and left no will. The 25-year-old was the sole surviving gunman from the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks in which 166 people were killed.
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Her father helped capture Kasab, then died
Tukaram Ombale died while trying to capture Ajmal Amir Kasab. The Pakistani terrorist has been sentenced to death in the 26/11 attacks case.
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Reactions to Kasab's death sentence
Pakistani terrorist Ajmal Kasab has been awarded the death sentence by the 26/11 trial court on four counts. He has also been given a life term on five counts. Below are some reactions to his sentence:Veerappa Moily:Reacting to the death sentence for Kasab, Law Minister Veerappa Moily told NDTV, "This is absolutely a message for Pakistan. Pakistan ...
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Pakistan asks India to give access to Kasab
Pakistan has asked India to provide them access to terrorist Ajmal Kasab - the lone surviving gunman involved in the Mumbai attack - to facilitate the trial in Pakistan of seven suspects charged with involvement in the 26/11 carnage.
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26/11: Pak says enough evidence against Lashkar
Pakistani investigators have corroborated the statement made by Ajmal Kasab, the lone gunman arrested in Mumbai, even as they concluded that almost all the terrorists involved in the 26/11 attack belonged to LeT and there is "sufficient evidence" to prosecute them.
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Kasab trained by Pak marines, had local help: Report
Ajmal Amir Kasab, the lone captured terrorists of the Mumbai terror attack, was trained by Pakistan Marines, an elite unit of the Pakistan Navy, a report has said.
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"Should Go To Pak": Kasab Trial Witness Over Congress Leader's 26/11 Remark
Devika Rotawan, the youngest eye-witness in the trial of 26/11 terrorist Ajmal Kasab, slammed Vijay Wadettiwar for his statement about the death of Hemant Karkare and said one should not "sprinkle salt on wounds".
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Terrorist Naved, Billed as 'Kasab II', Could Offer New Evidence of Pak Role
Intelligence officials say the capture of a Pakistani terrorist after an attack on a security convoy in Jammu and Kashmir's Udhampur today could lead to new evidence of repeated terror attacks against India organized across the border. Naved was seen by many as the first big catch after Ajmal Kasab, the Pakistani terrorist hanged for the 26/11 atta...
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After Kasab's execution, Pak accepts plea for more security for Indian diplomats
India and Pakistan are locked in a war of words over whether the communication sent to Islamabad informing it of 26/11 terrorist Ajmal Kasab's hanging had been received and acknowledged. India maintains that it got no acknowledgement of the letter, while Pakistan says it has been sent.
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Ajmal Kasab had no last wish or will, only wanted his mother in Pak to be informed
Pakistan-born terrorist Mohammed Ajmal Kasab, who was hanged early on Wednesday morning at Yerwada jail in Pune, had no last wish, refused contact with his family and left no will. The 25-year-old was the sole surviving gunman from the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks in which 166 people were killed.
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Her father helped capture Kasab, then died
Tukaram Ombale died while trying to capture Ajmal Amir Kasab. The Pakistani terrorist has been sentenced to death in the 26/11 attacks case.
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Reactions to Kasab's death sentence
Pakistani terrorist Ajmal Kasab has been awarded the death sentence by the 26/11 trial court on four counts. He has also been given a life term on five counts. Below are some reactions to his sentence:Veerappa Moily:Reacting to the death sentence for Kasab, Law Minister Veerappa Moily told NDTV, "This is absolutely a message for Pakistan. Pakistan ...
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Pakistan asks India to give access to Kasab
Pakistan has asked India to provide them access to terrorist Ajmal Kasab - the lone surviving gunman involved in the Mumbai attack - to facilitate the trial in Pakistan of seven suspects charged with involvement in the 26/11 carnage.
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26/11: Pak says enough evidence against Lashkar
Pakistani investigators have corroborated the statement made by Ajmal Kasab, the lone gunman arrested in Mumbai, even as they concluded that almost all the terrorists involved in the 26/11 attack belonged to LeT and there is "sufficient evidence" to prosecute them.
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Kasab trained by Pak marines, had local help: Report
Ajmal Amir Kasab, the lone captured terrorists of the Mumbai terror attack, was trained by Pakistan Marines, an elite unit of the Pakistan Navy, a report has said.
