Mumbai, May 10: Ujjwal Nikam, the public prosecutor of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks case said that by observing the behaviour of Ajmal Kasab aka Azam Amir Kasav, the Pakistani national and his statements in court proves that he isa 'fidayeen' who had undergone rigorous training both physically and psychologically even to evade the clutches of law.
Nikam who was talking to media said on Saturday, May 9 that Kasav was not only trained in terror attacks but was given intelligence training to escape law by 'dishonest' means. "From what he has told the court, it is clear that he is 'misguiding'. He has been misleading from time to time in regard to his age so that he can go in for a trial under Juvenile Justice Act, which does not attract rigorous punishment like the one prescribed under IPC," Nikam said.
Nikam who was talking to media said on Saturday, May 9 that Kasav was not only trained in terror attacks but was given intelligence training to escape law by 'dishonest' means. "From what he has told the court, it is clear that he is 'misguiding'. He has been misleading from time to time in regard to his age so that he can go in for a trial under Juvenile Justice Act, which does not attract rigorous punishment like the one prescribed under IPC," Nikam said.
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