01-19-2009, 03:22 AM
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><b>Modi flays UPA on Kasab's statements</b>
pioneer.com
PTI | Ahmedabad
Attacking the UPA Government for asking Pakistan to accept the statement of Ajmal Amir Kasab, lone terrorist caught alive for Mumbai attacks, as evidence, Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said the country itself "does not have a similar provision under its laws".
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"We tell Pakistan that Kasab has given the statement and consider this as evidence as everything has been done from Pakistan. We tell US also that his statement should be considered as evidence," Modi said, while inaugurating the 19th All India Forensic Science Conference here.</b>
"What if Pakistan and US both tell India that does your law have similar provision which accepts Kasab's statement as evidence? What can be more unfortunate?" he wondered.
"There is no law in our country that would consider the statement of an arrested person before a top-level police official as evidence," he added.
"Despite the situation, we are trying to convince Pakistan to consider the statement as evidence. This is very much contradictory," Modi said.
"The abolished POTA had that provision, GUJCOC (Gujarat Control of Organised Crime) has the same provision and even MACOCA has the similar provision," he said, adding "We also need a similar law at the national level to fight terrorism."
"If one who has committed a crime makes a statement before a higher rank police official, it should be treated as evidence in the court of law," he added.
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Indian Government lawyers are busy detroying Ram Setu or saying Queen cronies, they don't have time to protect citizens or this is Moron Singh idea to throw case in favor of Kasab.
pioneer.com
PTI | Ahmedabad
Attacking the UPA Government for asking Pakistan to accept the statement of Ajmal Amir Kasab, lone terrorist caught alive for Mumbai attacks, as evidence, Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said the country itself "does not have a similar provision under its laws".
<b>
"We tell Pakistan that Kasab has given the statement and consider this as evidence as everything has been done from Pakistan. We tell US also that his statement should be considered as evidence," Modi said, while inaugurating the 19th All India Forensic Science Conference here.</b>
"What if Pakistan and US both tell India that does your law have similar provision which accepts Kasab's statement as evidence? What can be more unfortunate?" he wondered.
"There is no law in our country that would consider the statement of an arrested person before a top-level police official as evidence," he added.
"Despite the situation, we are trying to convince Pakistan to consider the statement as evidence. This is very much contradictory," Modi said.
"The abolished POTA had that provision, GUJCOC (Gujarat Control of Organised Crime) has the same provision and even MACOCA has the similar provision," he said, adding "We also need a similar law at the national level to fight terrorism."
"If one who has committed a crime makes a statement before a higher rank police official, it should be treated as evidence in the court of law," he added.
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Indian Government lawyers are busy detroying Ram Setu or saying Queen cronies, they don't have time to protect citizens or this is Moron Singh idea to throw case in favor of Kasab.