KASAB 3 LST

Nikam said Faheem had stayed under assumed name of
Sahil Pawaskar in South Mumbai where the terror attacks took
place. He also sought admission in a computer institute under
the same name. Nikam referred to evidence of a witness who
said he had seen Faheem giving map to Sabauddin in Nepal.
Faheem's lawyer R B Mokashi denied his client's role
in the 26/11 attacks. He said holding forged Pakistani
passport did not prove Faheem's role in the attacks. He said
the map found in slain terrorist Abu Ismael's pocket (claimed
by prosecution as drawn by Faheem) was "planted".
Sabauddin's lawyer Ejaz Naqvi said Sabauddin had not
met Faheem in Nepal. The prosecution had produced only one
witness to prove that Faheem gave map to Sabauddin but did not
provide any corroborative evidence, he argued and said the
trial court had rightly given the benefit of doubt to both the
accused.
On May 6, the trial court had given capital punishment
to Kasab but acquitted Faheem and Sabauddin on the ground that
evidence against them was doubtful.
The prosecution had alleged that conspiracy was hatched
in Pakistan by LeT on whose instructions Kasab and nine others
sailed from Karachi by Al-hussieni boat on way to Mumbai.
Mid-way they hijacked fishing trawler Kuber and killed its
navigator Amarsing Solanki and four other crew members before
reaching mumbai in a dinghy brought by them from Pakistan. PTI
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