you guys have no idea what the extermest of inidian parties done in the dehli with the pakistani journlists,
now how can a pakistani belive in indian advocate or any other polictical or non political members.
i think now indian goverment should stop calling pakistanis in india for any purpose otherwise every where indian will known as the extermist of the world,
indian goverment officals must say sorry otherwise we will say that the goverment of india was involed in that case,
mr.boon u must also publish that news in this group,
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Sent: Wednesday, April 15, 2009 5:04:36 PM
Subject: :|: MHO :|: Kasab asks for Pakistani lawyer
MUMBAI" The Islamist militant suspect captured during November's Mumbai attacks asked an Indian court on Wednesday to provide him with a
Pakistani defence lawyer, a request denied by the trial judge.
Mohammed Ajmal Kasab, a Pakistani national, made the request after the judge sacked his state-appointed lawyer because of a conflict of interest.
In a brief afternoon hearing before the high-profile trial was adjourned until Thursday, judge ML Tahaliyani said the Indian legal system "will do whatever we can that is legally right."
"Pakistan can assist you to find you a lawyer, but he would have to be from here," the judge said in response to Kasab's request, adding that the Indian government would communicate to Pakistan the appeal for legal aid.
"We need to give a just and fair trial to Kasab, and it is necessary to appoint a lawyer who can handle a case of this nature properly and with due diligence," the judge told the court.
The dismissal of Kasab's defence lawyer threw the trial into disarray moments after it opened in Mumbai, India's financial and entertainment capital.
The 21-year-old Kasab, said to belong to the banned Pakistan-based Islamist group Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), faces a string of charges including "waging war" on India, murder, attempted murder and kidnapping.
He faces the death penalty if convicted of taking part in the November 2008 rampage of killing in India's financial capital, which saw 10 gunmen land in the city by boat and murder more than 160 people.
From: News MHO <news@mumbaihangout.
To: MumbaiHangOut@
Sent: Wednesday, April 15, 2009 5:04:36 PM
Subject: :|: MHO :|: Kasab asks for Pakistani lawyer
Kasab asks for Pakistani lawyer
15 Apr 2009, 1555 hrs IST, AFP
MUMBAI" The Islamist militant suspect captured during November's Mumbai attacks asked an Indian court on Wednesday to provide him with a
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Mohammed Ajmal Kasab, a Pakistani national, made the request after the judge sacked his state-appointed lawyer because of a conflict of interest.
In a brief afternoon hearing before the high-profile trial was adjourned until Thursday, judge ML Tahaliyani said the Indian legal system "will do whatever we can that is legally right."
"Pakistan can assist you to find you a lawyer, but he would have to be from here," the judge said in response to Kasab's request, adding that the Indian government would communicate to Pakistan the appeal for legal aid.
"We need to give a just and fair trial to Kasab, and it is necessary to appoint a lawyer who can handle a case of this nature properly and with due diligence," the judge told the court.
The dismissal of Kasab's defence lawyer threw the trial into disarray moments after it opened in Mumbai, India's financial and entertainment capital.
The 21-year-old Kasab, said to belong to the banned Pakistan-based Islamist group Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), faces a string of charges including "waging war" on India, murder, attempted murder and kidnapping.
He faces the death penalty if convicted of taking part in the November 2008 rampage of killing in India's financial capital, which saw 10 gunmen land in the city by boat and murder more than 160 people.
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