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26/11 bullets still fresh, seat is ready for ballot

Mumbai-South was a complex enough place to begin with - home to some of India’s richest and most famous...

When a witness, a doctor, identified Kasab in the open court, he stood up in the dock and smiled.

Kasab smiles as witnesses depose against him

Tuesday , 28 April '09

Ajmal Amir Kasab smiled throughout the court proceedings as two witnesses testified that the terrorist was 21 years old and not a juvenile.

On April 24, a court in Mumbai had ordered an inquiry to determine the age of Kasab.

Ossification proves that Kasab is not minor

Tuesday , 28 April '09

Medical tests have proved that Ajmal Kasab, lone surviving terrorist of the 26/11 terror attack, is not a juvenile and will now face all the charges in a sessions level court.

The court ordered jail authorities to take Kasab for ossification test.

'If proven 'juvenile', Kasab might get only 3 yrs in prison'

Friday , 24 April '09

A special court ordered an inquiry to determine whether the prime accused in Mumbai terror attacks case Mohammed Ajmal Amir Kasab is a juvenile.

Make Antulay, Rane witness in 26/11 case: Defence lawyer

Wednesday , 22 April '09

The lawyer of Sabauddin Ahmed, an accused in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack case, sought permission to examine Union Minister A R Antulay and Maharashtra Minister Narayan Rane as defence witness for their statements which might have a bearing on the trial.

'The court did not agree with the defence lawyer that Kasab needs to understand chargesheet.'

Court rejects Kasab's plea for Urdu translation of chargesheet

Wednesday , 22 April '09

A special court rejected the plea of Mohammed Ajmal Amir Kasab, for allotting the Urdu translation of the 11,000-page chargesheet.

Prosecution urges inquiry to determine if Kasab is juvenile

Tuesday , 21 April '09

Public prosecuter Ujjwal Nikam has urged the trial court to order an inquiry to determine whether Ajmal Kasab was juvinile when he committed crime.

Kasab's lawyer seeks 4 weeks to study the case

Tuesday , 21 April '09

Advocate for Mohammed Ajmal Amir Kasab sought four weeks time to reply to the draft charges proposed by the prosecution.

Twice earlier, Kasab had told the court that he could follow the proceedings and also that he could understand...

Kasab does a u-turn, now says can't follow English

Monday , 20 April '09

Prime accused and lone surviving terrorist of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, Mohammed Ajmal Amir Kasab, departed from his earlier stand, saying he could not understand the proceedings of the court conducted in English.

Pak Interior Ministry has confirmed the arrest of one more suspect in the Mumbai terror attacks.

Pak confirms arrest of sixth suspect in Mumbai attacks

Monday , 20 April '09

Pak Interior Ministry chief Rehman Malik has confirmed the arrest of one more suspect in the Mumbai terror attacks and asked India to provide more information to proceed against those detained for perpetrating the carnage.

Outside Arthur Road Jail where the trial began.

Pak General was happy with my aim, says Kasab

Saturday , 18 April '09

The 26/11 attack was part of a grand conspiracy by the Lashkar-e-Toiba to target major Indian cities, weaken India’s economy and eventually try and snatch Kashmir.

Abbas Kazmi, the newly appointed lawyer for Ajmal Kasab, outside the special court in Mumbai.

Kasab retracts confession, says it was 'forced'

Friday , 17 April '09

The trial in the Mumbai terror attack case opened on Friday with the sole surviving terrorist Mohammed Amir Ajmal Kasab seeking retraction of his confession and the prosecution hinting at Pakistan army's involvement in training him and the other terrorists, who were killed.