Kasab Guilty

A special court on Monday convicted Ajmal Kasab - the lone surviving terrorist from the 26/11 Mumbai attacks - holding him guilty of all 86 charges against him, including murdering 7 people, abetting the murder of 159, conspiracy and of waging war against the nation.

Ajmal Kasab was pronounced guilty of waging war, murdering 7 people, and helping to kill 159 others in the 62-hour attack on Mumbai that began on 26/11/2008. Of the ten terrorists who arrived by boat to ravage Mumbai, only Kasab was caught alive.

Public Prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam made strong arguments demanding the death sentence for Kasab who was found guilty on more than 80 of the 86 charges brought against him for planning and executing the 26/11 attacks.

Mohammed Ajmal Amir Kasab betrayed no emotions as the anti-terror court pronounced him guilty on Monday.

Home Minister P Chidambaram has said the verdict in the 26/11 case is a message to Pakistan that it should not export terror to India.

Dressed in a white kurta-pyjama, with a stubble, Ajmal Kasab kept his head bowed as he heard the verdict in his trial.

A special court has held Ajmal Kasab - the lone surviving terrorist from the 26/11 Mumbai attacks - guilty of murder, conspiracy and of waging war against the nation.

The Special 26/11 Court in Mumbai has found Abbas Kazmi guilty of lying but the decision regarding whether he will continue as his lawyer will be taken on Friday.

Ajmal Kasab's dramatic guilty plea, his seeking the death penalty neither will get him a quick trial. The case against him will go on.

The 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks trial should be completed quickly and all those involved in the attacks "should be hanged", Maharashtra CM Ashok Chavan said.

A special court on Monday convicted Ajmal Kasab - the lone surviving terrorist from the 26/11 Mumbai attacks - holding him guilty of all 86 charges against him, including murdering 7 people, abetting the murder of 159, conspiracy and of waging war against the nation.

Ajmal Kasab was pronounced guilty of waging war, murdering 7 people, and helping to kill 159 others in the 62-hour attack on Mumbai that began on 26/11/2008. Of the ten terrorists who arrived by boat to ravage Mumbai, only Kasab was caught alive.

Public Prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam made strong arguments demanding the death sentence for Kasab who was found guilty on more than 80 of the 86 charges brought against him for planning and executing the 26/11 attacks.

Mohammed Ajmal Amir Kasab betrayed no emotions as the anti-terror court pronounced him guilty on Monday.

Home Minister P Chidambaram has said the verdict in the 26/11 case is a message to Pakistan that it should not export terror to India.

Dressed in a white kurta-pyjama, with a stubble, Ajmal Kasab kept his head bowed as he heard the verdict in his trial.

A special court has held Ajmal Kasab - the lone surviving terrorist from the 26/11 Mumbai attacks - guilty of murder, conspiracy and of waging war against the nation.

The Special 26/11 Court in Mumbai has found Abbas Kazmi guilty of lying but the decision regarding whether he will continue as his lawyer will be taken on Friday.

Ajmal Kasab's dramatic guilty plea, his seeking the death penalty neither will get him a quick trial. The case against him will go on.

The 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks trial should be completed quickly and all those involved in the attacks "should be hanged", Maharashtra CM Ashok Chavan said.