We and they

For almost six days i was in hongkong,macau and shengzen and am back yesterday night. Kindly permit me to share my few experiences relevant to our cause.

Foot paths are really meant for walking. None dared to extend shops or homes etc and hence totally ENCROACHMENT FREE.

Mobile and other wirelesss services are provided by using tall tower erected for lot of other purposes and not like delhi where these legal and more than legal towers are erected in residential places without bothering for health of citizens and caring two hoots for law of the land. Despite loss to exchequer, the question of i do not care attitude because i have money and clout. I have taken care of officers and politicians and hence NO WORRY.

Vohra ji...when that day will dawn when the necks of law breakers shall be put on block. When the pockets of tax evaders shall be emptied out and poor will be spared of hike in prices of all commodities. I am eager to listen from you. OR YOU CALL THE MEETING AND LET THE WORLD LISTEN.

kk ghei

Hanging Kasab may take years

New Delhi, May 6 (IANS) Hanging 26/11 terrorist Ajmal Amir Kasab may be sooner said than done as the death sentence given by the special court in Mumbai Thursday will now have to be endorsed by the Supreme Court and, in case of a mercy petition, will require the president's assent.

The entire process could take years if not decades as there are at least 52 people still waiting for presidential assent on their execution, while nearly 300 others condemned to the gallows by lower courts are awaiting the apex court's endorsement.

As Kasab, the lone Pakistan-based terrorist caught alive in the Mumbai terror attack, has been tried under various charges of terrorism under India's latest anti-terror law, the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 2004, by a special anti-terror court, he will be entitled to approach the Supreme Court directly to challenge the trial court verdict, including his death sentence.

And even if the apex court conducts an expeditious hearing over his appeal, it is highly unlikely that the final decision in the case will be taken in less than five years, say legal experts.

For, even if the apex court decides in favour of the death sentence, Kasab will be entitled to seek a review of the verdict. And in case, if the apex court sticks to its stand, he may approach it a third time with what is known as a curative petition, raising some question of law.

In case the apex court again decides against Kasab, he will still have the freedom to approach the President of India with a mercy petition to seek commutation of his death sentence into life or outright release under Article 72 of the constitution.

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Death sentence for Kasab

A Mumbai Special Court, which conducted the trial of 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, today announced the death sentence for Ajmal Amir Kasab, in four cases, while announced Life imprisonment in 5 cases.The sentencing by Judge M L Tahiliyani makes Kasab the 52nd person on death row in India. Kasab was handed capital punishment for killing 72 people and waging war against the state.

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