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Kasab in court, seeks Rs 4,000 back

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    • Mustafa Plumber Tags : terror, mumbai Posted: Thursday , Apr 16, 2009 at 0137 hrs

    When the jail authorities objected to his request for newspapers to be read in his special cell, as according to the jail manual an undertrial has to pay for it, he said, “Jab humein arrest kiya tha tab humarein pass paise the, woh chaiye (when I was arrested I had money on me and that should be given back to me).”

    The police had seized over Rs 4,000 from him.

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    Kasab in court, seeks Rs 4,000 backBy: Javed Khan | 17-Apr-2009 Reply | Forward See,Kasab knows Indians verywell . He wants his Rs 4000 backso that he can try and bribe hiswayto freedom.
    EXPEDITOUS PROCESSING OF 26/11 CASE SHOULD BE DONEBy: B S GANESH, BANGALORE | 17-Apr-2009 Reply | Forward The case of 26/11 where in Kasab is the only person avaiable must go on fast track without any delay or reason. This is already delayed and all out efforts would be made to hush up the case through intersted parties. court and prosecution should not give room for escape. Whole world knows India is a weak country and smooth for terrorists and traitors and judgement takes deecades by which time accused dies. B S GANESH, BANGALORE
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