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Timeline: Kasab's trial in Bombay High Court
Ajmal Kasab, sporting a stubble and wearing a white kurta-pyjama, watched via video- conference as the Bombay High Court confirmed his death sentence for waging war against India with the 26/11 attacks in Mumbai in 2008.Following is the chronology of 26/11 case of Ajmal Kasab in the Bombay High Court:October 18, 2010: Case begins in High Court, Kas...
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Kasab can now appeal in Supreme Court against death sentence
Ajmal Kasab can now challenge his death sentence, upheld by the Bombay High Court today, in the Supreme Court. The apex court will again look at all the aspects of previous judgements, evidence, developments and arguments and give its final verdict.If the Supreme Court upholds the death penalty, Kasab, the lone 26/11 terrorist who was captured aliv...
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Death for Kasab; he killed Kamte, Salaskar, Karkare: Bombay High Court
Ajmal Kasab, sporting a stubble and wearing a white kurta-pyjama, watched via video- conference as the Bombay High Court confirmed his death sentence for waging war against India with the 26/11 attacks in Mumbai in 2008. He did not react after the verdict was announced."There is no scope of reform or rehabilitation of the Convicted-accused," said t...
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The judge who handled the 26/11, Kasab trial
Madan Laxmandas Tahaliyani, the judge who sent Ajmal Kasab to gallows, is versatile in both criminal and civil laws, an experience that came in handy during many a tricky moment during the Mumbai terror attack trial. In a career spanning 23 years, Tahaliyani, a Sindhi from Gondia district of Maharashtra, has earned a reputat...
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Judge's remarks against Kasab
Judge ML Tahaliyani, while sentencing Ajmal Kasab to death on four counts and life on five others, said:Undue sympathy will do more harm Keeping such a person alive will be a lingering danger to society This man has lost the right of getting humanitarian benefitsBrutality was writ large, words can't explain the brutality (of 26/11) The way he commi...
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Death or life term for Kasab? Court to decide today
Will it be death for Ajmal Kasab or a life term in prison? The decision will be out today. The special 26/11 trial court in Mumbai heard the arguments on Tuesday and will announce the quantum of sentence today. While the prosecution wants death sentence for Kasab, his lawyer has appealed for leniency on the grounds that he's just 22 years old...
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Death sentence for Kasab? Decision on May 6
Will it be death for Ajmal Kasab or a life term in prison? The 26/11 trial court will share its decision on Thursday.The prosecution and defence have both ended their arguments. While the prosecution wants the death sentence, Kasab's lawyer has appealed for leniency on the grounds that he's just 22 years old.The public prosecutor, Ujjwal Nikam, ...
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What Pak media says on Kasab verdict
Ajmal Kasab's conviction by an Indian court for involvement in the Mumbai attacks drew mixed reaction from the Pakistani media on Tuesday, with a section saying that it should help the victims' families to put a lid on an "ugly chapter" while another warning that it "will impact" the Indo-Pak ties.
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Verdict welcomed by family of cop who caught Kasab
The family of slain assistant police sub-inspector Tukaram Ombale, who caught Pakistani terrorist Mohammed Ajmal Amir Kasab alive during the 26/11 terror attacks, expressed satisfaction with the gunman's conviction, but demanded that he should be given death penalty.
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Kasab guilty says 26/11 verdict, 2 Indians acquitted
Dressed in a white kurta-pyjama, with a stubble, Ajmal Kasab kept his head bowed as he heard the verdict in his trial.
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26/11 Mumbai attack: Kasab's 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.
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Ahead of verdict, tight security at Arthur Road Jail
A thick security blanket has been thrown in and around Arthur Road Jail, where terrorist Ajmal Kasab, the lone surviving gunman involved in the Mumbai attack, is being held.
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Timeline: Kasab's trial in Bombay High Court
Ajmal Kasab, sporting a stubble and wearing a white kurta-pyjama, watched via video- conference as the Bombay High Court confirmed his death sentence for waging war against India with the 26/11 attacks in Mumbai in 2008.Following is the chronology of 26/11 case of Ajmal Kasab in the Bombay High Court:October 18, 2010: Case begins in High Court, Kas...
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Kasab can now appeal in Supreme Court against death sentence
Ajmal Kasab can now challenge his death sentence, upheld by the Bombay High Court today, in the Supreme Court. The apex court will again look at all the aspects of previous judgements, evidence, developments and arguments and give its final verdict.If the Supreme Court upholds the death penalty, Kasab, the lone 26/11 terrorist who was captured aliv...
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Death for Kasab; he killed Kamte, Salaskar, Karkare: Bombay High Court
Ajmal Kasab, sporting a stubble and wearing a white kurta-pyjama, watched via video- conference as the Bombay High Court confirmed his death sentence for waging war against India with the 26/11 attacks in Mumbai in 2008. He did not react after the verdict was announced."There is no scope of reform or rehabilitation of the Convicted-accused," said t...
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The judge who handled the 26/11, Kasab trial
Madan Laxmandas Tahaliyani, the judge who sent Ajmal Kasab to gallows, is versatile in both criminal and civil laws, an experience that came in handy during many a tricky moment during the Mumbai terror attack trial. In a career spanning 23 years, Tahaliyani, a Sindhi from Gondia district of Maharashtra, has earned a reputat...
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Judge's remarks against Kasab
Judge ML Tahaliyani, while sentencing Ajmal Kasab to death on four counts and life on five others, said:Undue sympathy will do more harm Keeping such a person alive will be a lingering danger to society This man has lost the right of getting humanitarian benefitsBrutality was writ large, words can't explain the brutality (of 26/11) The way he commi...
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Death or life term for Kasab? Court to decide today
Will it be death for Ajmal Kasab or a life term in prison? The decision will be out today. The special 26/11 trial court in Mumbai heard the arguments on Tuesday and will announce the quantum of sentence today. While the prosecution wants death sentence for Kasab, his lawyer has appealed for leniency on the grounds that he's just 22 years old...
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Death sentence for Kasab? Decision on May 6
Will it be death for Ajmal Kasab or a life term in prison? The 26/11 trial court will share its decision on Thursday.The prosecution and defence have both ended their arguments. While the prosecution wants the death sentence, Kasab's lawyer has appealed for leniency on the grounds that he's just 22 years old.The public prosecutor, Ujjwal Nikam, ...
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What Pak media says on Kasab verdict
Ajmal Kasab's conviction by an Indian court for involvement in the Mumbai attacks drew mixed reaction from the Pakistani media on Tuesday, with a section saying that it should help the victims' families to put a lid on an "ugly chapter" while another warning that it "will impact" the Indo-Pak ties.
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Verdict welcomed by family of cop who caught Kasab
The family of slain assistant police sub-inspector Tukaram Ombale, who caught Pakistani terrorist Mohammed Ajmal Amir Kasab alive during the 26/11 terror attacks, expressed satisfaction with the gunman's conviction, but demanded that he should be given death penalty.
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Kasab guilty says 26/11 verdict, 2 Indians acquitted
Dressed in a white kurta-pyjama, with a stubble, Ajmal Kasab kept his head bowed as he heard the verdict in his trial.
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26/11 Mumbai attack: Kasab's 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.
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Ahead of verdict, tight security at Arthur Road Jail
A thick security blanket has been thrown in and around Arthur Road Jail, where terrorist Ajmal Kasab, the lone surviving gunman involved in the Mumbai attack, is being held.
