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Ajmal Amir Kasab

  • Ajmal Amir Kasab

    The mercy petition filed by 26/11 Mumbai attacks' hanged convict Ajmal Kasab before the President. The petition is now made public under the RTI Act.

    PTI Photo
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    People look at a poster of Mohammed Ajmal Kasab with a noose around his neck, at the Chhatrapati Shivaji train station, one of the sites of the terror attack in Mumbai, on its four...

    AP Photo/ Rafiq Maqbool
  • Ajmal Amir Kasab

    Carnage at CST Kasab ran riot here on 26/11

    AFP (From Outlook 03 December 2012)
  • Ajmal Amir Kasab

    At home Villagers in Kasab’s village learn of his hanging

    AFP (From Outlook 03 December 2012)
  • Ajmal Amir Kasab

    Pandora’s box With Kasab hanged, the clamour for Parliament attack accused Afzal Guru goes up, especially from right-wing groups

    Sanjay Rawat
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    Effigy of Ajmal Kasab during the celebration of his execution at CST station in Mumbai

    Amit Haralkar
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    BJP activists dance as they celebrate the news of Mohammed Ajmal Kasab's execution, in Mumbai.

    AP Photo/ Rafiq Maqbool
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    Members of Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad celebrate the news of Mohammed Ajmal Kasab's execution, in Guwahati.

    AP Photo/ Anupam Nath
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    Karuna, wife of a victim of the 2008 Mumbai attacks Thakur Budha Vaghela, breaks down as she watches with her son Neeraj the news of Mohammed Ajmal Kasab's execution, in Mumbai.

    AP Photo/ Rajanish Kakade
  • Ajmal Amir Kasab

    BJP activists prepare to light a poster of Mohammed Ajmal Kasab as they celebrate his execution, in Mumbai.

    AP Photo/ Rafiq Maqbool
  • Ajmal Amir Kasab

    BJP members celebrating the hanging of Kasab, the lone surviving terrorist of 2008 Mumbai terror attack, in Pune.

    PTI Photo
  • Ajmal Amir Kasab

    Women exchange sweets as they celebrate the hanging of Ajmal Kasab, the lone surviving terrorist in Mumbai attacks, in front of the statue of constable Tukaram Omble who caught Kas...

    PTI Photo
  • Ajmal Amir Kasab

    An activist of Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad pours kerosene to burn an effigy of Mohammed Ajmal Kasab, the lone surviving gunman from the 2008 terror attacks on Mumbai, to cel...

    AP Photo/ Aijaz Rahi
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    A man feeds pigeons outside the Taj Mahal hotel, one of the targets of the 2008 terror attacks in Mumbai.

    AP Photo/ Rafiq Maqbool
  • Ajmal Amir Kasab

    BJP activists light crackers to celebrate upon hearing the news of India executing Mohammed Ajmal Kasab, the lone surviving gunman from the 2008 terror attacks, in Hyderabad.

    AP Photo/ Mahesh Kumar A.
  • Ajmal Amir Kasab

    People jubilate outside Yerawada prison, where the lone surviving terrorist of 2008 Mumbai terror attacks Ajmal Amir Kasab was hanged to death in Pune.

    PTI Photo
  • Ajmal Amir Kasab

    BJP activists distribute sweets to celebrate the news of India executing Mohammed Ajmal Kasab, the lone surviving gunman from the 2008 terror attacks, in Jammu.

    AP Photo/ Channi Anand
  • Ajmal Amir Kasab

    BJP activists light firecrackers to celebrate the news of Mohammed Ajmal Kasab's execution, in Jammu.

    AP Photo/ Channi Anand
  • Ajmal Amir Kasab

    Activists of Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad offer sweets to a policeman to celebrate on hearing the news that Mohammed Ajmal Kasab, the lone surviving gunman from the 2008 terr...

    AP Photo/ Aijaz Rahi
  • Ajmal Amir Kasab

    An activist of Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad, prepares an effigy of Mohammed Ajmal Kasab, the lone surviving gunman from the 2008 terror attacks on Mumbai, before it was burne...

    AP Photo/ Aijaz Rahi
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  • 5 Movies That Recast The Horror Of 26/11 Mumbai Terror Attacks
    Here are 5 movies that you can watch on OTT platforms to witness the trauma and terror endured by the victims of hostage
    Nov 26, 2020
    | Arshi Khanam
  • Man Who Identified Ajmal Kasab Found On Pavement, Reunited With Family
    It was last Wednesday that Harishchandra Shrivardhankar, in his late 60s, was noticed lying on a pavement outside a shop in Saat Rasta area of south Mumbai.
    May 06, 2020
    | IANS
  • Mumbai Terror Attacks: What Happened On 26/11?
    The attacks lasted for four days killing 166 people and injuring over 300.
    Nov 26, 2019
    | Outlook Web Bureau
  • An Unfortunate Yardstick
    In their competitive pre-poll mode, the government and the BJP seem to have overlooked the mitigating factors about Afzal Guru to establish their strong counter-terrorism credentials
    Feb 13, 2013
    | B. Raman
  • On the Hanging of Afzal Guru
    'Starting with Kasab, now with Afzal Guru, the country is going to witness a spate of executions. We give a call to the nation to break this spiral of executions.'
    Feb 09, 2013
    | Peoples Union for Civil Liberties (PUCL)
  • Death As A Deterrent
    The long-held impression that death penalty is necessary inthe rarest of rare cases to deter others from carrying out dastardly crimes has no provable basis.
    Nov 23, 2012
    | B. Raman
  • A Time For National Reflection
    The secretive and stealthy hanging of Ajmal Kasab is a moment in our nation’s history when we need to pause and ponder, and reflect on the values that we, as a nation, should uphold, particularly relating to crime and punishment, justice and equity
    Nov 23, 2012
    | Peoples Union for Civil Liberties (PUCL)
  • No Closure As Yet
    The entire conspiracy and the state and the non-state actors and their organisations involved in it still remain to be brought to book
    Nov 21, 2012
    | B. Raman
  • After The Execution
    Indian security forces must have factored in that Lashkar and other jihadi terrorists would want a quick retaliation for the execution of Kasab. There is need for extra caution in vulnerable areas
    Nov 21, 2012
    | B. Raman
  • 'Rarest Of Rare Punishment'
    'We fail to see what case would attract the death penalty, if not the case of the appellant. To hold back the death penalty in this case would amount to obdurately declaring that this Court rejects death as lawful penalty even though it is on the st
    Aug 29, 2012
    | Aftab Alam
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  • How A 26/11 Victim And Her Family Are Earning A Living
    Devika was one of the few teenage witnesses whose testimonies led to Kasab’s conviction and ultimately his execution. But being victims and witnesses of the 26/11 terrorist attacks carried a strange stigma for the family.
    Nov 15, 2018
    | Ushinor Majumdar
  • To Stop The Next Kasabs: 10 Years After 26/11, Is India Any Safer?
    The 26/11 frame is an apt one to survey and take stock of India’s readiness and/or vulnerabilities today. Sheer shock and awe ensured it was a day of reckoning for India’s internal security apparatus: its strengths and weaknesses were on public display.
    Nov 15, 2018
    | Ushinor Majumdar
  • The Frenzy Mongers
    Why does the Indian media always overreact over Pakistan?
    May 20, 2013
    | Anees Jillani
  • The Question Hangs
    It is essential that India demonstrates Kasab’s execution was an aberration, not the standard.
    Dec 03, 2012
    | Meenakshi Ganguly
  • Then, There Was None
    It’s a fallacy for the govt to assume that by hanging kasab, it showed its resolve to fight terrorism.
    Dec 03, 2012
    | Maroof Raza
  • <b>Carnage at CST</b> Kasab ran riot here on 26/11
    The Kasab Confessionaire
    On June 20, 2009, Ajmal Kasab, who had earlier pleaded ‘not guilty’ to the 86 charges against him, took a sudden U-turn in the middle of the court proceedings...
    Dec 03, 2012
    | Toral Varia Deshpande
  • <b>At home</b> Villagers in Kasab’s village learn of his hanging
    So Much More To Unentangle
    It’s a tricky path now for Indo-Pak relations, one that both must tread with caution
    Dec 03, 2012
    | Pranay Sharma Mohammad Zulqernain
  • ‘India’s Executed The Evidence, Not Kasab’
    The lawyer of LeT operative Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi says his case just got stronger
    Dec 03, 2012
    | Toral Varia Deshpande
  • Hanging, In The Balance
    Closure for 26/11, or a crucial terror link smothered? Kasab was an easy point to score, not so others like Afzal Guru.
    Dec 03, 2012
    | Saba Naqvi Showkat A. Motta Toral Varia Deshpande
  • <b>By wire</b> Ansari says 26/11 was directed from Karachi
    The Karachi Confection
    Tallying statements from Ansari, Headley and Kasab could nail Pakistan
    Jul 09, 2012
    | Team Outlook
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  • Why Should I Rejoice?
    Why Should I Rejoice?
    Nov 21, 2012
  • Why Ajmal Kasab Should Not Have Been Hanged
    Why Ajmal Kasab Should Not Have Been Hanged
    Nov 21, 2012
  • 'Abu Jundal': 26/11 Audio Intercepts
    'Abu Jundal': 26/11 Audio Intercepts
    Jun 26, 2012
  • Pakistan’s Most Wanted Terrorists
    Pakistan’s Most Wanted Terrorists

    I tweeted about it earlier, but it deserves a larger audience. Manan Ahmed and Huma Imtiaz pore over Pakistan’s Most Wanted List, compiled by the FIA, and cull out some gems from the descriptions of the listed terrorists:

    The one liners that describe the suspects’ way of talking, which one would only assume is their dialect, is yet another work of art by the talented souls at the FIA.

    1. “Way of Talking: Bihari tone”
    2. “Way of Talking: “Speaking on non serious matters”

    And when FIA’s describing everything, how could they miss the nose?

    1. “Nose: Pressed (Like a Chinese)”
    2. “Nose: Small (Bengali type)” [Clearly the FIA has no qualms about being racist]

    There are also honorable mentions of the lips.

    “Lips: Fatty”

    Read more of their findings here.

    Post Script: Incidentally, the list cannot just be dismissed frivolously, for inter alia it is the same talked-about report that also includes details, of crew members of boat Al Hussaini & Al Fouz used by the [26/11] terrorists -- the boats used for transporting Kasab and gang -- and other LeT financiers and terrorists.

    Feb 23, 2010
  • 26/11: Sixty Hours Of Terror
    26/11: Sixty Hours Of Terror

    Most of those interested would by now definitely have seen the Channel 4 Documentary (also shown on HBO a couple of days back with a new commentary by Farid Zakaria), but other than that, while there has been a lot of comprehensive western media coverage, perhaps the most detailed and sequential piece appeared some days back as a series of four blog posts by Jason Motlagh on the Virgina Quarterly Review site and was later collated into one long post. It's very long but well worth a read. Took me a few days because of other preoccupations, but here it is for those who have not yet come across it and would like a comprehensive narration of those dreadful 60 hours and after -- including the transcripts of the phone calls of the terrorists with their handlers in Pakistan and Kasab's interrogation that was included in the Channel 4/HBO documentary: Sixty Hours Of Terror

    H/T: Separate emails from Amar Chopra and C.M. Naim

    Nov 22, 2009
  • Dispatches: Terror in Mumbai -- Channel 4 Documentary
    Dispatches: Terror in Mumbai -- Channel 4 Documentary
    Jul 02, 2009
  • Er, But What Does This Have To Do With The Price Of Onions?
    Er, But What Does This Have To Do With The Price Of Onions?

    Ajit Tendulkar writes in to inform us that he totally agrees with Mr Jawed Naqvi in the Dawn:

    Given the inherent difficulties of dealing with diverse languages, it is baffling that authorities in Pakistan have been asked to decode Hindi and Marathi, the two languages in which India has given them Ajmal Kasab’s confession about his involvement, and that of his other Pakistani accomplices, in the November terror attack on Mumbai.

    But what is truly baffling, he says, is that he can't, for the life of him, figure out why this bafflement is prefaced with the following:

    MARATHI is a rich language, richer in many ways than Hindi. Pula Deshpande, Vijay Tendulkar, Kusumagraj, Prahlad Keshav Atre, Saney Guruji, Shanta Shelke are some of the towering icons of Marathi literature.

    If Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has read any of these writers, it must be in Urdu or English, the two languages we know he knows.

    It is highly unlikely that Home Minister P. Chidambaram, whose mother tongue is Tamil, would be able to read the Marathi or even the Hindi version of any of the fabled writers. His English is good though.

    Or what, indeed, he goes on to wonder, is one to make of the concluding remarks:

    The new foreign minister has raised hopes for a new informed initiative with India’s neighbours. If he is from the Marathi-speaking musically gifted Dharwar region of Karnataka, as I suspect he is, he could begin by helping translate for the Pakistanis the badly needed piece of evidence they need to nail the culprits of Mumbai. There is far more for him to do than to quibble over a brief that his interlocutors can’t read.

    Um, what if he were not from the Marathi-speaking musically gifted Dharwar region of Karnataka? The mind boggles.

    More here

    Jun 03, 2009
  • The New Muslim Voices
    The New Muslim Voices

    Aijaz Ilmi, the chairman of the editorial board at the Kanpur-based Urdu newspaper Daily Siyasat Jadid in the Indian Express:

    ...Dar-ul Ifta, the fatwa-giving arm of Deoband’s Dar-ul Uloom spoke of the value of “neutral” voting in the elections. The spokesperson said that Indian Muslims must vote not on religious lines but as citizens of a secular democracy...Steeped in a volatile mix of anger and destitution, subject to being “suspect” for far too long, Indian Muslim communities are finally showing signs of fighting back against preconceived prejudices. When respected Ulemas start to speak out about secular traditions and democratic structures, a strategic shift based on community feedback is apparent. Whether this wave of positivity will turn into a tsunami of inter-cultural bonding is yet to be assessed.
    More here
    May 07, 2009
  • A Fair Trial For Kasab
    A Fair Trial For Kasab

    Soli J. Sorabjee in the Indian Express:

    It is not realised that Kasab’s likely conviction based on overwhelming evidence may yet become vulnerable and flawed if he is denied a fair trial—one of whose essential components is adequate legal representation. Moreover, India’s requests for extradition of Dawood Ibrahim and other criminals who have found hospitable sanctuary in Pakistan may well be declined on the ground that the extradited person will not have a fair trial in our country and Kasab’s case can be cited as a telling instance.

    More here

    Apr 12, 2009
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  • Musharraf Calls Kulbhushan Jadhav A Bigger 'Criminal' Than Mumbai Terror Perpetrator Ajmal Kasab
    Musharraf Calls Kulbhushan Jadhav A Bigger 'Criminal' Than Mumbai Terror Perpetrator Ajmal Kasab
    May 20, 2017
  • China's State TV Names LeT in Mumbai Attacks, Shows Kasab
    China's State TV Names LeT in Mumbai Attacks, Shows Kasab
    Jun 07, 2016
  • Pak 26/11 Case: Witness Turns Hostile, Claims Kasab Is Alive
    Pak 26/11 Case: Witness Turns Hostile, Claims Kasab Is Alive
    Dec 10, 2015
  • Sena Likens Kulkarni to Kasab, Slams Fadnavis
    Sena Likens Kulkarni to Kasab, Slams Fadnavis
    Oct 13, 2015
  • Yerwada Cop Who Hanged Kasab Executed Yakub Too
    Yerwada Cop Who Hanged Kasab Executed Yakub Too
    Jul 30, 2015
  • Pak Company Sold Eight Yamaha Engines to 26/11 Attack Facilitator
    Pak Company Sold Eight Yamaha Engines to 26/11 Attack Facilitator
    Jun 17, 2015
  • Kasab Asking For Biryani in Jail Was a Myth: Prosecutor
    Kasab Asking For Biryani in Jail Was a Myth: Prosecutor
    Mar 20, 2015
  • Pak Court Summons Lakhvi to Appear in Next Hearing
    Pak Court Summons Lakhvi to Appear in Next Hearing
    Jan 06, 2015
  • LeT Making Recruits Learn From Kasab's Mistakes
    LeT Making Recruits Learn From Kasab's Mistakes
    Jul 06, 2014
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    26/11: Kasab's Statement Submitted in Pak Court
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