Kasab's Trysts With Crime And Law
May 03, 2010 17:49 ISTKasab's Trysts With Crime And Law Following is the chronology of events in 26/11 terror attack case : 2008 Nov 26: Kasab and 9 fidayeens launch commando raid in Mumbai Nov 27: At 1.30 am,
Kasab's Trysts With Crime And Law Following is the chronology of events in 26/11 terror attack case : 2008 Nov 26: Kasab and 9 fidayeens launch commando raid in Mumbai Nov 27: At 1.30 am,
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Pak gunman Ajmal Kasab breaks into the song Apni toh Jaise Taise …from the yesteryear hit Lawaris, especially on sighting the wardens approach the gate to his cell, the sources said, adding that singing could
Pak terrorist Ajmal Kasab woke up smiling at 6.30 am on Sunday. He exchanged morning greetings with the guards manning his cell. For breakfast he ate bread, tea and milk. Lunch consisted of six chapatis,
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