Kasabs police custody ends today
February 13th, 2009 - 11:49 am ICT by ANINew Delhi, Feb 13 (ANI): The police custody of Mohammad Ajmal Amir Kasab, the lone surviving terrorist of the 26/ 11 terror strikes, ends today.
Kasab had been remanded to police custody till today for his involvement in the shootout at the Cama and the Albless Hospital in South Mumbai.
He has been in police custody since his arrest on the night of November 26 and has been booked in 12 cases by the city police.
Meanwhile, the Pakistan Government registered a case against Kasab.
Media reports said that the charges were filed against Kasab and 13 other people on the basis of a Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) probe into the Mumbai attacks.
Islamabad ordered the FIA probe after India alleged that the Mumbai attacks were plotted in Pakistan.
Kasab and Ismail Khan attacked the Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus on November killing 58 persons and injuring over 100. (ANI)
- Kasab''s police custody extended till February 13 - Feb 02, 2009
- Kasab remanded in police custody till February 2 - Jan 19, 2009
- Kasab''s police custody ends today - Feb 02, 2009
- Kasab''s police custody extended till February 26 - Feb 13, 2009
- Mumbai Judge to decide if Kasab is to be sentenced - Jul 21, 2009
- Kasab's police custody ends today - Feb 26, 2009
- Kasab held guilty for 26/11, two Indians freed (Third Lead) - May 03, 2010
- Two railway cops honoured for gallantry on 26/11 - Jan 25, 2010
- Brutal, perverse, depraved Kasab a threat to society: Judges - Feb 21, 2011
- Kasab's trial proceedings to begin today - Jul 22, 2009
- Kasab gets the noose for 26/11 attack (Third Lead) - May 06, 2010
- Kasab is a killing machine, must get death: Prosecution (Lead) - May 04, 2010
- First witness in Mumbai terrorism trial to depose Monday - May 07, 2009
- Kasab's trial adjourned till Wednesday - Jul 21, 2009
- Special court to decide on Kasab's guilt plea today - Jul 23, 2009
Tags: ajmal, amir, cama, chhatrapati shivaji terminus, city police, federal investigation, India, investigation agency, ismail khan, mohammad, New Delhi, pakistan government, police custody, terror strikes, terrorist
