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26/11 Handler Jundal Goes on Hunger Strike for Cell With Sunlight and Air
Ajmal Qasab's handler Abu Jundal, who is accused of a central role in the 26/11 attacks and charged with waging war against India, has gone on a hunger strike in the Arthur Road Jail, claiming that the windowless cell he has been kept in for three years gets no air and no sunlight and asking to be shifted to the Anda cell so that he can get access ...
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Yakub Kept Repeating He Was Hanging For His Brother's Sins: Lawyer
Even until the eve of his 53rd birthday, which was also the day he was supposed to die, Yakub Memon was hopeful that his hanging would be stayed by the President of India.
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Abu Jundal shared room with Kasab in Pakistan: Report
The chances of their occupying the same jail cell are remote, but Crime Branch officials say Zabiuddin Ansari alias Abu Jundal - whose police custody was extended till August 13 by the Esplanade court yesterday in connection with the 26/11 attacks - was a roommate in Pakistan with Ajmal Qasab and the nine other terrorists who stormed Mumbai in Nove...
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'Patriotic' Mumbai bookies say no betting on Kasab verdict
For bookies in Mumbai, who made big money taking bets on every ball bowled during the Indian Premier League, the Ajmal Qasab verdict is something that they will not touch with a 10-foot-pole. The reason? It's unpatriotic.
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26/11: Pak court adjourns hearing till Sept 26
An anti-terrorism court here conducting the trial of suspects linked with the Mumbai terror attacks adjourned the hearing till September 26.
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Youngest 26/11 witness identifies Kasab as CST gunman
Devika Rotawan is the youngest eyewitness to depose in the Mumbai terror strikes trial.
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Qasab had confessed to crime: Police officer tells court
A police officer told a special court on Thursday that Pakistani gunman Ajmal Qasab had confessed to him.
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Qasab has no links with JuD, claims Saeed
JuD chief Hafiz Mohd Saeed has claimed that the lone Pakistani terrorist captured alive during the 26/11 strikes had "no connection" with his outfit.
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Qasab's lawyer to get Rs 2,500 per day
Senior Lawyer Abbas Kazmi will get Rs 2,500 per day as remuneration from the Maharashtra government.
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26/11 trial: Witness identifies seized map
A witness in 26/11 terror attack trial identified a map (of target spots), which was recovered from the pocket of a slain terrorist.
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Independent witness identifies Qasab
For the first time, Ajmal Aamir Qasab's identity was confirmed in court by an independent eyewitness.
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Witness' testimony may nail Qasab
A city-based photographer has described in the court how fidayeens arrived here from Pakistan by the sea route.
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26/11 case: Request for modifying charge
The prosecution in the Mumbai terror attacks case appealed to the trial court on Thursday to modify the charge.
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Qasab used fake I-cards: Principal
The Principal of a Hyderabad college has told the Mumbai special court that Qasab was not a student of his college.
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No newspapers, but Qasab can have books: Court
Qasab had urged for Urdu newspapers but the court had on Tuesday turned down his plea.
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26/11 Handler Jundal Goes on Hunger Strike for Cell With Sunlight and Air
Ajmal Qasab's handler Abu Jundal, who is accused of a central role in the 26/11 attacks and charged with waging war against India, has gone on a hunger strike in the Arthur Road Jail, claiming that the windowless cell he has been kept in for three years gets no air and no sunlight and asking to be shifted to the Anda cell so that he can get access ...
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Yakub Kept Repeating He Was Hanging For His Brother's Sins: Lawyer
Even until the eve of his 53rd birthday, which was also the day he was supposed to die, Yakub Memon was hopeful that his hanging would be stayed by the President of India.
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Abu Jundal shared room with Kasab in Pakistan: Report
The chances of their occupying the same jail cell are remote, but Crime Branch officials say Zabiuddin Ansari alias Abu Jundal - whose police custody was extended till August 13 by the Esplanade court yesterday in connection with the 26/11 attacks - was a roommate in Pakistan with Ajmal Qasab and the nine other terrorists who stormed Mumbai in Nove...
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'Patriotic' Mumbai bookies say no betting on Kasab verdict
For bookies in Mumbai, who made big money taking bets on every ball bowled during the Indian Premier League, the Ajmal Qasab verdict is something that they will not touch with a 10-foot-pole. The reason? It's unpatriotic.
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26/11: Pak court adjourns hearing till Sept 26
An anti-terrorism court here conducting the trial of suspects linked with the Mumbai terror attacks adjourned the hearing till September 26.
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Youngest 26/11 witness identifies Kasab as CST gunman
Devika Rotawan is the youngest eyewitness to depose in the Mumbai terror strikes trial.
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Qasab had confessed to crime: Police officer tells court
A police officer told a special court on Thursday that Pakistani gunman Ajmal Qasab had confessed to him.
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Qasab has no links with JuD, claims Saeed
JuD chief Hafiz Mohd Saeed has claimed that the lone Pakistani terrorist captured alive during the 26/11 strikes had "no connection" with his outfit.
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Qasab's lawyer to get Rs 2,500 per day
Senior Lawyer Abbas Kazmi will get Rs 2,500 per day as remuneration from the Maharashtra government.
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26/11 trial: Witness identifies seized map
A witness in 26/11 terror attack trial identified a map (of target spots), which was recovered from the pocket of a slain terrorist.
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Independent witness identifies Qasab
For the first time, Ajmal Aamir Qasab's identity was confirmed in court by an independent eyewitness.
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Witness' testimony may nail Qasab
A city-based photographer has described in the court how fidayeens arrived here from Pakistan by the sea route.
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26/11 case: Request for modifying charge
The prosecution in the Mumbai terror attacks case appealed to the trial court on Thursday to modify the charge.
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Qasab used fake I-cards: Principal
The Principal of a Hyderabad college has told the Mumbai special court that Qasab was not a student of his college.
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No newspapers, but Qasab can have books: Court
Qasab had urged for Urdu newspapers but the court had on Tuesday turned down his plea.
