Pull the other one: Kasab denies terror charges despite overwhelming evidence

We understand that Mohammed Ajmal Kasab, the accused gunman in last year’s horrific Mumbai Jihad massacre has retracted his confession, saying the police tortured him into admitting his guilt.

The accused has told the special court trying him that he came to Mumbai as a tourist and was arrested 20 days before the siege that left 166 people dead. On the day the attacks began, he says police took him from his cell and shot him to make him look like he was a gunman.

He further claims that he had been initially arrested three weeks before the attack, because he was wandering around the city late at night looking for a place to stay.

Of course, it’s absolutely normal after 20 days of looking for somewhere to stay, to strap on an AK and go on a killing spree – you didn’t know that? Are you kuffar stupid? Kasab clearly thinks so.

What is really happening here is that Kasab has elected to use the Islam-sanctioned tactic known as Taqiyya, whereby a Muslim is permitted to lie provided that his faith is still intact ‘in his heart’.

The Supreme Court of India ruled in 1983 that the death penalty should be imposed only in “the rarest of rare cases.”  This is surely one of them.

We sincerely hope that the Indian courts will not entertain this ridiculous and desparate dissimulation  - and that Kasab will swing soon.

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