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"Mumbai Blasts Could've Been Averted If...": Ujjwal Nikam On Sanjay Dutt
The government's key lawyer Ujjwal Nikam, who is now stepping into politics with a seat in Rajya Sabha after a recommendation from the President of India Droupadi Murmu, took a relook at his career in law today in an exclusive interview with NDTV.
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Did Ex MP Majeed Memon Defend 26/11 Terror Attack Convict. A Fact Check
While the BJP gave ticket to Ujjwal Nikam who argued against 26/11 Mumbai terror attack convict Ajmal Kasab, Sharad Pawar's NCP (SP) gave Rajya Sabha ticket to Majeed Memon, a lawyer who defended the terrorist in court.
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26/11 Attacks' Lawyer Blames Pak For Delay In Trial Against Masterminds
Senior lawyer Ujjwal Nikam, who appeared as special public prosecutor in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack case, on Sunday blamed the Pakistan government for delay in the trial against masterminds of the attack.
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Lawyers Who Defended Kasab In High Court Yet To Get Their Fees
Two lawyers who defended Ajmal Kasab in the 2008 Mumbai attack case on the directions of the Bombay High Court are yetto get their legal fees from the Maharashtra government. While the state government says they have not submitted any bills, the lawyers say that state prosecutors are not supposed to.
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Not Expecting Early Conclusion Of Mumbai Case: Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi's Lawyer
The Pakistani lawyer of Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi, the mastermind of the 2008 Mumbai attack, today said he does not expect an early conclusion of the case as a number of witnesses still have to record their statements in court.
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26/11 trial in Pakistan adjourned again as lawyers skip proceedings
An anti-terrorism court today adjourned the trial of seven Pakistani suspects charged with involvement in the Mumbai attacks for three weeks after defence lawyers and prosecutors did not attend proceedings today, sources said.
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Fees for Kasab's lawyers to be given to families of policemen who died in 26/11
The money spent on the legal defense of terrorist Ajmal Kasab - Rs 14.5 lakhs - should be paid to the families of the 18 policemen, who died during the 26/11 attack in Mumbai, said the Supreme Court today.
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Raju Ramachandran does not want fee for defending Kasab
Raju Ramachandran, the senior lawyer who defended Pakistani terrorist Ajmal Kasab in the Supreme Court as amicus curiae on the orders of the court, has said he does not want the fee of Rs 11 lakh due to him.
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26/11 case: Pakistan asks India to allow lawyers to quiz key witnesses
Pakistani authorities have sent two requests to India to allow defence lawyers to cross-examine key witnesses in the 2008 Mumbai attacks case, saying any failure to do so could allow the accused in the country to go scot-free. In a message sent to Indian authorities through diplomatic channels on July 20, the Federal Investigation Agency asked tha...
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Mumbai terror attack trial in Pakistan adjourned till January 17
A Pakistani anti-terrorism court conducting the 2008 Mumbai attack trial today adjourned proceedings for a fortnight after the defence lawyers of seven suspects in the carnage failed to appear before the judge.
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"Mumbai Blasts Could've Been Averted If...": Ujjwal Nikam On Sanjay Dutt
The government's key lawyer Ujjwal Nikam, who is now stepping into politics with a seat in Rajya Sabha after a recommendation from the President of India Droupadi Murmu, took a relook at his career in law today in an exclusive interview with NDTV.
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Did Ex MP Majeed Memon Defend 26/11 Terror Attack Convict. A Fact Check
While the BJP gave ticket to Ujjwal Nikam who argued against 26/11 Mumbai terror attack convict Ajmal Kasab, Sharad Pawar's NCP (SP) gave Rajya Sabha ticket to Majeed Memon, a lawyer who defended the terrorist in court.
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26/11 Attacks' Lawyer Blames Pak For Delay In Trial Against Masterminds
Senior lawyer Ujjwal Nikam, who appeared as special public prosecutor in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack case, on Sunday blamed the Pakistan government for delay in the trial against masterminds of the attack.
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Lawyers Who Defended Kasab In High Court Yet To Get Their Fees
Two lawyers who defended Ajmal Kasab in the 2008 Mumbai attack case on the directions of the Bombay High Court are yetto get their legal fees from the Maharashtra government. While the state government says they have not submitted any bills, the lawyers say that state prosecutors are not supposed to.
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Not Expecting Early Conclusion Of Mumbai Case: Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi's Lawyer
The Pakistani lawyer of Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi, the mastermind of the 2008 Mumbai attack, today said he does not expect an early conclusion of the case as a number of witnesses still have to record their statements in court.
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26/11 trial in Pakistan adjourned again as lawyers skip proceedings
An anti-terrorism court today adjourned the trial of seven Pakistani suspects charged with involvement in the Mumbai attacks for three weeks after defence lawyers and prosecutors did not attend proceedings today, sources said.
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Fees for Kasab's lawyers to be given to families of policemen who died in 26/11
The money spent on the legal defense of terrorist Ajmal Kasab - Rs 14.5 lakhs - should be paid to the families of the 18 policemen, who died during the 26/11 attack in Mumbai, said the Supreme Court today.
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Raju Ramachandran does not want fee for defending Kasab
Raju Ramachandran, the senior lawyer who defended Pakistani terrorist Ajmal Kasab in the Supreme Court as amicus curiae on the orders of the court, has said he does not want the fee of Rs 11 lakh due to him.
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26/11 case: Pakistan asks India to allow lawyers to quiz key witnesses
Pakistani authorities have sent two requests to India to allow defence lawyers to cross-examine key witnesses in the 2008 Mumbai attacks case, saying any failure to do so could allow the accused in the country to go scot-free. In a message sent to Indian authorities through diplomatic channels on July 20, the Federal Investigation Agency asked tha...
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Mumbai terror attack trial in Pakistan adjourned till January 17
A Pakistani anti-terrorism court conducting the 2008 Mumbai attack trial today adjourned proceedings for a fortnight after the defence lawyers of seven suspects in the carnage failed to appear before the judge.
