Pakistani Terrorist Responsible for Mumbai Massacre Vows More Jihad

From the Zopag News Network:

Ajmal Kasab, the terrorist caught in the Mumbai terror attacks of September 26 has confessed to the court of his offence.

He showed no remorse in his confession statement. The Pakistan based terrorist said that future Jihadis will get inspired from his actions.

Magistrate told that his confession was voluntary and not done under any kind of stress.

Kasab had bared the role of Lashkar-e-Taiba in his confession saying that LeT chief Hafeez Saeed, the outfit's chief of operations Zaki-Ur-Rehman Lakhvi and its member Abu Hamza had trained the accused persons in various parts of Pakistan in military exercises and intelligence training.

Kasab had said that the LeT chief had told them that time had come for Jihad and their ultimate goal of capturing Jammu and Kashmir could be achieved by attacking India. They were told to go to Mumbai and indiscriminately fire at people, killing as many as they could. Mumbai was the target because it is a financial hub and attracts foreign tourists.

The attack, in which over 160 people including some foreigners were killed, was a proxy war on India and aimed at destabilising the country.

Kasab is involved in seven cases - murder of crew of marine vessel `Kuber' including its navigator, CST firing, Cama Hospital firing, gunning down three police officers, a taxi bomb explosion in Vile Parle, theft of a Skoda car and a policeman's murder at Chowpatty.

The other militants along with Kasab, killed by security armed forces, were involved in firing at Taj Mahal Hotel, Oberoi Hotel, Leopold Cafe, Nariman House and taxi bomb blast at Mazgaon.