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- News Source: CNN | 11 months agoThe alleged surviving attacker from last month's Mumbai terror attacks is seeking help from Pakistani officials, India said Monday. The suspect, Mohammed Ajmal Amir Kasab, wrote a letter to Pakistan's High Commission in India that was handed over to...
- News Source: Indian Express | 11 months agoThe letter, written by Ajmal Mohd Amir Kasab, was handed over to Pakistan's Acting High Commissioner Afrasiab when he was summoned by Joint Secretary (Pakistan) in the External Affairs Ministry T C A Raghavan in New Delhi. "In his letter, addressed...
- News Source: Lexington Herald-Leader | 11 months agoIndia says the accused gunman being held in connection with the Mumbai attacks has asked to meet with Pakistani diplomats. The Foreign Ministry says suspect Mohammed Ajmal Kasab has written a letter stating that he and nine other militants involved...
- News Source: Washington Post | 11 months agoChauhan, a senior federal attorney, said it is "the duty of lawyers to enable the suspect to have a fair trial," adding that no democracy wants mob justice. "That's not the answer either." From his prison cell in Mumbai, Kasab, 21, has told police...
- News Source: Jang.com.pk | 11 months agoNepalese Ambassador to Pakistan Bala B Kunwar on Saturday said that one of the Mumbai attackers, Ajmal Kasab, was never arrested or kidnapped from Nepal before 2006. Addressing a press conference, the high commissioner of Nepal said, Ajmal Amir...
- News Source: Xinhuanet.com | 11 months agoNepal's ambassador to Pakistan Saturday rejected the claim of a Pakistani lawyer that the only attacker arrested alive in the Mumbai attacks had been arrested inKathmandu in 2006 and handed over to the Indian authorities. "The embassy wants...
- News Source: The Hindustan Times | 11 months agoSenior Congress leader Kapil Sibal on Friday welcomed former Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's acknowledgement that Ajmal Kasab, the lone surviving terrorist in the Mumbai terror attacks, is a Pakistani. "We welcome Sharif's statement...
- News Source: Gulf News | 11 months agoBut the Congress Party-led government, facing an election by May, could also be courting trouble by making the bill similar to an old law which it had repealed earlier. The law was proposed amid barely contained public anger over last month's attacks...
- News Source: NewKerala | 11 months agoWe had arrested Dawa men after media reports but nothing has been found so far against them regarding Mumbai attacks," said Tasneem. Taking a dig at India, he said that India has not provided any concrete evidence so far regarding the attacks. He...
- News Source: Rediff | 11 months agoHome Minister P Chidambaram on Thursday set at rest media speculation that the strong anti-terror laws he stipulated were diluted in the Cabinet by some of the ministers to ensure they do not impact their prospects in the coming Lok Sabha polls.
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