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Edition: U.S. Article Comments (4) Slideshow Save Email Print Reprints Most Popular Most Shared Crime riles Arizonans bent on immigration crackdown 10:31am EDT UPDATE 1- Sinatra week ends Aaron Kelly's run on "Idol" 1:20am EDT Luggage explosion causes scare at Houston airport 04 May 2010 Americans "bombarded" with cancer causes: government panel 11:14am EDT Many possible triggers for wider euro debt crisis 05 May 2010 Greek PM presses austerity plan, vows to fight graft | Video 11:09am EDT Greece to back austerity plan | Video 10:41am EDT Euro, world stocks hit by Greek contagion fear 8:23am EDT Wall Street extends losses on Greece worry 11:25am EDT WRAPUP 1-US asks Pakistan for help in NY bomb probe-report 12:36am EDT Americans "bombarded" with cancer causes: government panel 11:14am EDT Crime riles Arizonans bent on immigration crackdown 10:31am EDT Bad night's sleep can hamper body's insulin use 05 May 2010 Congress probing J&J Children's Tylenol recall 9:31am EDT Many possible triggers for wider euro debt crisis 05 May 2010 Sprint to unveil new text-centric cell plan 12:21am EDT Greece to back austerity plan | Video 10:41am EDT U.S. safety agency looking into P&G's new Pampers 05 May 2010 Obama biggest recipient of BP cash 05 May 2010 FDA finds grime at J&J plant, urges use of generics 05 May 2010 Pakistani sentenced to death for Mumbai attacks Rina Chandran MUMBAI Thu May 6, 2010 7:39am EDT Factbox Factbox: What happened during the Mumbai attacks 7:01am EDT < 1 / 7 > View Full Size MUMBAI (Reuters) - An Indian court sentenced a Pakistani man to death on Thursday over a three-day rampage through Mumbai in 2008 that killed 166 people and strained ties between the nuclear-armed South Asian neighbors. World Mohammad Ajmal Kasab, 22, was the only one captured alive of 10 gunmen who carried out the coordinated attacks on key landmarks in India's financial capital, including two luxury hotels, the main train station and a Jewish center. Kasab's sentencing came two days after a Pakistani-American man was charged over a failed attempt to detonate a car bomb in New York's crowded Times Square on Saturday. The Mumbai attacks, blamed on the Pakistan-based militant group Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), brought to a halt peace talks between India and Pakistan. LeT has been fighting Indian forces in disputed Kashmir since the early 1990s. "He shall be hanged by the neck till he is dead," Judge M.L. Tahilyani said as Kasab sat with his head bowed, occasionally wiping his eyes with the back of his hand and then covering his ears with his fingers. Kasab earlier shook his head when offered a chance to speak. In India, the death penalty is handed down for the "rarest of rare" crimes and is carried out by hanging. The sentence must be confirmed by a higher court and can be appealed. The last execution in India was in 2004. Kasab was found guilty on Monday on more than 80 charges, including murder and waging war on India. India paused talks with Islamabad after the attacks, saying Pakistan must first act against groups operating from its soil, including LeT, of which Kasab was convicted of being a member. On Tuesday, a Pakistani-American who U.S. authorities say trained with al Qaeda in Pakistan, was charged over the failed Times Square bombing attempt. "The nature of the development with reference to the particular incident in New York is only the vindication of what India has been conveying to the United States government that the epicenter of all terrorist activities comes from only one country," Foreign Minister S.M. Krishna told parliament. INDIA-PAKISTAN THAW The sentencing came a week after the prime ministers of India and Pakistan held talks in Bhutan and asked officials to take steps to normalize relations, reviving a five-year-old process that had been stalled by the Mumbai attacks. "We have a far bigger agenda on the table," Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi said on Indian television on Wednesday. "We will have to respect each others' judicial processes," he said before the sentencing. Pakistan denies involvement in the Mumbai attacks and says it is prosecuting seven suspected militants for their roles. "Certainly we will have to keep engaging Pakistan in the light of the death sentence," Krishna told reporters. "A number of others who are involved as co-conspirators will also have to be extradited," he said. Outside the special court, housed in the maximum-security prison where Kasab is held, government prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam flashed victory signs and held up a file with a cover showing pictures of Kasab and a noose over the words "DEATH PENALTY". The attacks shocked India, with television channels beaming live coverage of the siege. Relatives of victims have demanded Kasab be executed immediately to discourage similar attacks. "I won't say relieved, but at least satisfaction that justice has been done," a tearful Sevanti Parekh, whose son and daughter-in-law died in the attacks, told CNN/IBN television. Kasab's lawyer, K.P. Pawar, said he had not had a chance to discuss with his client their next course of action. Kasab was filmed walking through Mumbai's main train station carrying an AK-47 rifle and a knapsack on his back. Nearly 60 people were gunned down in the crowded station. Twenty Pakistani co-conspirators, including LeT founder Hafiz Mohammad Saeed and commander Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi, were also found guilty. A spokesman for LeT denied the leader or the organization was involved. Islamist groups like LeT, which has been linked to al Qaeda, see India and the United States as foes against whom they must wage holy war. They also support independence for Kashmir, the Himalayan region claimed in full but controlled in part by both India and Pakistan. The two countries have fought three wars since independence from Britain in 1947, two over Kashmir. (Additional reporting by Bappa Majumdar in NEW DELHI; Writing by C.J. Kuncheria; Editing by Paul de Bendern and Paul Tait) World Comments See All Comments (4) | Post Comment May 06, 2010 5:46am EDT The judgment comes as a closure to the families who have lost their dear ones in the well planned terror on the people in Mumbai. It also sends a clear message to the perpetrators of this heinous crime that India will hunt and punish all those who are found guilty. deekay Report As Abusive May 06, 2010 7:12am EDT Agreed that the guilty should be punished. but isnt the rule is that the guilty should be proved “guilty without any reasonable doubt”. in case of kassab there seems to be too much confusion going on. first there were reports that all gunmen were killed. then kassab was bought in to lime light. kassab has given testimony that he was arrested before the mumbai attacks. also the allegation that he belongs to faridkot pakistan was never proved. there are countless videos available by simple search on youtube available. there is also the case of the assassination of Karkare and his involvement in the investigation of samjhota express bomb blast case that was masterminded by indian army officer purohit. dont get me wrong. if Kassab is the culprit, he should be hanged. till his neck falls off as killing of innocents CAN NOT BE JUSTIFIED in any way. i just think that he did not get a fair trial and the evidence against him is very shallow. madhouse12 Report As Abusive May 06, 2010 8:48am EDT @madhouse12… I think you need to get your facts right. sid504 Report As Abusive May 06, 2010 11:06am EDT Talk about facts, times of India it-self has reported various different statements about the attackers. At first the attackers came from across the border than they said they were living in Mumbai already – for a month – before this attack. Now, keeping all the previous record into consideration about SamjhtoExpress: which after investigation turned out to be an inside job by an India Army officer, and different statements made by Indian news channels/reporters/officials, I am a little skeptical about this judgment. Killing of innocent lives can never be justified but the way this trial is conducted, with all the media hype ? I see more of a Pakistan-India belligerence in this trial rather than condolences/sympathies for those who died. Ushi Report As Abusive See All Comments (4) Add a Comment *We welcome comments that advance the story directly or with relevant tangential information. We try to block comments that use offensive language or appear to be spam and review comments frequently to ensure they meet our standards. 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