Aberforth
The Internationalist
Perfectly said. Let him die a 100 deaths of having to go through the Indian Judicial System.
Quips apart, I think Kasab should be done with. We don't want another IC-814 hijack fiasco.
Do terrorists like Kasab deserve a fair trial?
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Quips apart, I think Kasab should be done with. We don't want another IC-814 hijack fiasco.
Agree. A trial should last for a reasonable time, when the guy is accused of 100+ murders.
tejass
tHe rEacTioN iS hEaTinG
NO...he should be thrown in lake full of hungry crocdiles..where even they will get sick of eating him!!!Bloo*y he** now he wants newspaper,toothpaste etc. Give him some lathis..killing people was not enuf or wat??
Yeah for democracy peoples , yup India is Democracy, a biggest one...but some democracies need to show the world that there are exceptions for these guys..
Yeah for democracy peoples , yup India is Democracy, a biggest one...but some democracies need to show the world that there are exceptions for these guys..
afonofa
Journeyman
There is a better alternative.
The President of India has the power to pardon death sentences in exceptional cases. Similarly the President should have the power to sentence criminals to death in exceptional cases. However in the current political scenario in India, to prevent misuse of this power, such a decision must taken by the President without the advice of the Prime Minister.
In the context of Kasab's case,in my opinion the President definitely has the moral authority. Afterall the President is the Commander in Chief of the armed forces of India and when someone has waged war on India, then the Commander in Chief should have complete legal authority to consider this case just as if it were an enemy soldier being killed in war. It should be the precedent for all such terrorists who are caught in the act. For those arrested on information, prior to action, suspicion etc. the regular legal process must follow.
The President of India has the power to pardon death sentences in exceptional cases. Similarly the President should have the power to sentence criminals to death in exceptional cases. However in the current political scenario in India, to prevent misuse of this power, such a decision must taken by the President without the advice of the Prime Minister.
In the context of Kasab's case,in my opinion the President definitely has the moral authority. Afterall the President is the Commander in Chief of the armed forces of India and when someone has waged war on India, then the Commander in Chief should have complete legal authority to consider this case just as if it were an enemy soldier being killed in war. It should be the precedent for all such terrorists who are caught in the act. For those arrested on information, prior to action, suspicion etc. the regular legal process must follow.
LOL,
He has asked for Urdu newspaper & Guess what (Attar) means Deo too for good smell.
He gets chicken in jail. wow awesome, Hats off to Congress who dont have guts to hang Afzal guru for whom even supreme court has given death.
Such a$$ h***s should be SHOT DEAD.
Wish someone can do like A WEDNESDAY.
He has asked for Urdu newspaper & Guess what (Attar) means Deo too for good smell.
He gets chicken in jail. wow awesome, Hats off to Congress who dont have guts to hang Afzal guru for whom even supreme court has given death.
Such a$$ h***s should be SHOT DEAD.
Wish someone can do like A WEDNESDAY.
harihacker
Broken In
No... No trail for this F***r.... it vlear as day light what he did.. for such obvious crime, why is thr a need for a trail... But we shud not hang him.. thats what he also probably want.. to be Shahid..... Just keep him alive and make his life a living hell.... try all sort of experiments we want to do on humans, use all sort of torture techniques etc... Basically what the Japanese and Germans did to POWs..... Still not kill him or let him die, even if he would eventually want himself dead.......
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