‘What happened outside Cama on the 26/11 night?’
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June 9, 2010
One question that Kasab’s newly-appointed lawyer is dying to ask him
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Overpowered ! So says cop indicted for 26/11 Inaction
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May 26, 2010
Azad Maidan police inspector Thorawade indicted for cowardice by judge Tahaliyani says he can’t be expected to take on AK-47s with service revolvers
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When Kasab’s words cut no ice with the court
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May 6, 2010
While convicting Mohammad Ajmal Kasab of mass murder, criminal conspiracy and waging of war against India among other offences, special judge M L Tahaliyani placed considerable reliance on Kasab’s crucial confession recorded by a magistrate. However, the judge, on Monday, noted that he accepted all that Kasab confessed, but for ‘a small portion of it’. Mumbai Mirror looks at two vital parts of Kasab’s 42-page confession that cut no ice with the court.
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Court to hear arguments, may sentence Kasab for 26/11 today
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May 4, 2010
Will it be death for Ajmal Kasab or a life term in prison?
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The Verdict
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May 4, 2010
A compelling portrait of the boy-man who terrorised us. As seen by those who’ve dealt with Kasab from the time of his capture 16 months ago
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The curious answers of Ajmal Kasab
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December 22, 2009
26/11 gunman now claims MirrorPhoto Editor Sebastian D’Souza was involved with the govt in framing him; also says he did not fire at top police officers, and that his bullet wounds were sustained when cops shot his arms at police station.
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Kasab to reply to charges today
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December 18, 2009
With the prosecution closing its case in the 26/11 trial, the focus once again turns to terror suspect Ajmal Kasab, the only surviving Pakistani gunman from the 26/11 carnage.
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26/11: We take the terror tour
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November 26, 2009
The first phone call!
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Mumbai remains extremely vulnerable: Shobhaa De
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November 21, 2009
A year has gone by since the devastating 26/11 terror attacks, but the city is still vulnerable and people far from secure, says well-known author and columnist Shobhaa De.
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The Untouchables: Bombay Police after 26/11
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November 11, 2009
On a overcast April morning in the compound of a police barracks in central Bombay, a team of 6 young men in commando clothing, armed with AK-47’s and pistols, walked, crouched and lunged for our cameras. They simulated combat at close quarters: how to enter a building, guard its entrance, take control of the stairwell and burst into a room occupied by fictional terrorists. They were members of the Quick Response Team, or QRT, their existence a challenge to the much repeated cliché of a city police unprepared for the commando style attacks of last November. The QRT was created in 2003, after a series of bomb blasts in Bombay, precisely to counter a terrorist attack. Not to guard exits or form outer cordons or manage crowds, but to engage the bad guys. They were selected from among the constabulary for their youth and fitness. They trained with the army in Pune. They went to Manesar to train with the NSG. They have AK-47’s, 9mm pistols, bulletproof vests, imported helmets. They are divided into teams on multiple shifts, so that at any time of the day or night, one team of 12 commandoes is always on call, 24×7.
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