Kasab Hearing

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  Tahawwur Rana's Interrogated Today: Key Questions He May Be Asked

  Tahawwur Rana, after landing in Delhi yesterday, was formally remanded to 18-day NIA custody.

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  Some 26/11 Accused Trained at Lashkar-e-Jhangvi's Camp in Sindh: Witness

  A former Pakistani magistrate today testified in an anti-terrorism court hearing the 2008 Mumbai attack case that he had recorded the statement of an 'important witness' who said some of the accused had undergone training in a terror camp in Sindh province.

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  Pakistan Judge Hearing Mumbai Terror Trial Changed for 8th Time

  For the eighth time, the judge of the anti-terrorism court conducting the trial of seven Pakistani suspects charged with involvement in the 2008 Mumbai attacks was changed on Wednesday as the case was transferred to another court.

• Ajmal Kasab shocked to hear about Abu Jundal's arrest

  Ajmal Kasab, the lone surviving terrorist from the 26/11 Mumbai attacks, was reportedly shocked when he received the news of his Hindi teacher and Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operative Abu Jundal's arrest.

• 26/11 Pak commission in Mumbai; wants to cross-examine four witnesses

  The Pakistani Judicial Commission on the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks arrived in Mumbai today to find more evidence against the seven accused being tried in Pakistan. Speaking exclusively to NDTV, commission member Fawad Sher said that they will request the Indian judge presiding over the hearing to allow them to cross examine the four witnesses.

• Supreme Court to hear intercepted conversation of 26/11 terrorists

  Supreme Court judges will tomorrow hear excerpts of phone conversations between the men who executed the 26/11 terror attacks and their Pakistani handlers.

• Supreme Court to hear Kasab's plea today

  The plea of Pakistani terrorist Ajmal Kasab challenging his conviction and death sentence in the 26/11 Mumbai attacks case is expected to be heard by the Supreme Court today.

• Supreme Court agrees to hear plea against acquittal of 26/11 accused

  The Supreme Court on Friday issued notices to 26/11 accused Fahim Ansari and Sabauddin Ahmed. Both the accused in the 26/11 Mumbai attacks, were acquitted by a Mumbai court and the Bombay High Court.

• Kasab's tantrums continue at Bombay High Court

  Kasab's tantrums continued in the Bombay High Court. A day after 26/11 terrorist Ajmal Kasab insulted the court hearing his plea against the death sentence, he was defiant again. On Wednesday, he refused to attend High Court proceedings via video-conferencing and said he wanted to be physically present at the court.However, the court turned do...

• Kasab violent and unruly, say upset judges

  Judges hearing Ajmal Kasab's appeal against his death sentence have expressed their anger after the terrorist spat on webcam during today's hearings. He has been ordered to attend court via videoconferencing, since his presence in court is seen as a security risk.Bombay High Court judges described Kasab as "violent and unruly....he is not amenable ...

• Kasab on video conference laughs during hearing

  The Bombay High Court has begun hearing Ajmal Kasab's appeal against his death sentence.Kasab is the only terrorist caught alive during 2008's terrorist attacks in Mumbai. 166 people were killed by ten Pakistanis who sailed to Mumbai from Karachi.He was found guilty of waging war against India on May 6 by a special court in Mumbai. He is imprisoned...

• Tight security at Bombay High Court for 26/11 hearing

  General public has been barred from entering the Bombay High Court as part of measures to bolster security in a run-up to the hearing via video-conferencing of the confirmation of death sentence awarded to lone surviving Pakistani terrorist Mohammad Ajmal Kasab next week.A circular has been issued by registrar general MN Gilani on October 13 under ...

• 26/11 case: Court told India won't send Kasab to Pak

  Pakistan government on Saturday informed an anti-terror court hearing the Mumbai attack case involving Lashkar-e-Toiba's (LeT) Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi and six other suspects that the latest Indian dossier on the 26/11 strikes said Ajmal Kasab could not be sent to Pakistan to testify against the accused.

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  Ajmal Kasab and his bizarre statements

  The 26/11 terrorist, Ajmal Kasab, finished recording his statement in court on Monday. And once again, he made some bizarre claims.

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  Kasab gets 'bored' in jail, wants to read books

  Pakistani militant Mohammed Ajmal Kasab on Wednesday requested the special court hearing 26/11 terrorist attack case to provide him books.