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26/11 trial: One more witness identifies Kasab

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    Kasab will have to be contended with story books given by his lawyer after court's refusal to give him Urdu newspapers.

    A police officer, who had taken down personal details of the prime accused Mohammed Ajmal Amir Kasab, on Wednesday identified him in a Special Court and said the injured Kasab was taken to Nair hospital after the shootout at Girgaum Chowpatty on November 26 last year.

    Assistant Police Inspector (API) Pandurang Gavade said that he had taken terrorist Abu Ismail to Nair hospital where he was declared brought dead. Another terrorist, who shot at police officials at Girgaum Chowpatty, was also taken to the hospital for treatment and he (Gavade) had asked his name and address.

    "The injured person told me that he was from Faridkot in Pakistan and his name was Mohammed Ajmal Amir Kasab. He also gave his age as 21," the witness told special public prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam.

    I passed these details to D B Marg police station over telephone, the witness said.

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    Gavade is the fourth witness in the Mumbai terror attack case who has identified Kasab. He is the fifth one to depose in the case.

    Another witness, Sanjay Jadhav, who had drawn a 'panchanama', was also examined to prove that API Sanjay Govilkar was injured in the shootout by the terrorists at Chowpatty.

    Jadhav told the court that injured Govilkar's shirt was produced before him at D B Marg police station on December 3.

    "The shirt was placed in a cover and sealed in my presence," Jadhav said.

    The shirt had blood stains and contained a hole on theright side (indicating that API Govilkar was injured in the waist).

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    Behead him immediatelyBy: Prem Sadani | 14-May-2009 Reply | Forward In Saudi Arabia, this rascal would have been beheaded on the third day of his crime. But in Inida, he is enjoying free hospitality and other facilities. This trial is expected to last for more than five years with lengthy legal process and then he will be kept in the jail even after supreme court would award capital punishment. He will be released when LET would hijack Indian plane and in a bargain plea, get him out of the jail. Bharat mata ki Jai.
    26//11 By: Sheetal | 14-May-2009 Reply | Forward I am an Indian Citizen, now living in Canada for more than a decade and have seen the commitment of the western societies to their people and more importantly, it's people's commitment to their country. These two events have been the most visible heinous crimes perpetrated on our country. And yet - not a single lawyer or law practitioner or a Bar Association of our country has come out stating that they will provide their legal services in fighting these cases. I am amazed at the Ram Jethmalanis of India - where is your social conscience ? Where is the commitment of it's people to it's nation in times like these. Are there no lady lawyers who can bring the despicable culprits of the Pub episode to task ? Are they only fit to appear on NDTVs public foras ? The question continues to haunt me.
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