I am quite disturbed to see how Ajmal Qasab, a terrorist caught alive at the scene of the 26/11 Mumbai attacks is making the mockery of our judicial system. Apparently the gentleman now needs a flavoured toothpaste, perfume, newspaper and money. Call it the guts or his confidence in our judicial system.
I wonder why we are so hell bent on providing Qasab a fair trial - what do we want to show the world???
He should have been shot on the spot - well i would say it is not too late now either
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Wednesday, April 29, 2009
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