New Delhi: India will soon send to Pakistan
all documents related to 26/11 terror attacks case that were
authenticated by four key witnesses during the visit of a
Pakistani Judicial Commission last month.
The nearly 700-page bulky file contain documents like the
confessional statement of the lone surviving Pakistani
perpetrator Mohammed Ajmal Kasab, post mortem reports of slain
terrorists and 26/11 victims prepared by two doctors and the
case diary of Mumbai attack case.
The documents were authenticated by Magistrate RV Sawant
Waghule, who had taken down the confession of Kasab, Senior
Inspector Ramesh Mahale, who had investigated the terror
attacks case and by the two doctors, official sources said
here.
The documents, sent to the Home Ministry by Mumbai Chief
Metropolitan Magistrate SS Shinde, who executed the
Commission`s visit to the metropolis, will be sent to Pakistan
through diplomatic channel in the next few days, they said.
The documents are expected to help the Rawalpindi court
which is hearing the 26/11 case in Pakistan.
During the five-day visit of the 8-member Judicial
Commission from Pakistan beginning March 15, Waghule told the
panel that Kasab had given the confession voluntarily and told
her that he and nine others had been sent by Lashkar-e-Taiba
to unleash terror in Mumbai.
PTI
