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Trial hears of Mumbai carnage

Source: BBC

Mumbai : India | 5 months ago

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A photographer who took the renowned picture of gunmen in Mumbai has been giving evidence at the trial of the suspect from last November's attacks. Sebastian D'Souza identified Mohammed Ajmal Amir Qasab as one of the men who fired on commuters at Mumbai's crowded train station.

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