Ajmal Kasab,My Father Sold Me To Lashkar For Money

Washington: Kasab Amir Ajmal, sole survivor of the terrorist group of ten sent by the Pakistan-based terrorist group Lashkar-e-Toiba to target Mumbai, in essence, says his father sold the group.

Kasab, who was part of the couple that killed 50 and injured over 100 in Chhatrapati Shivaji, the main train station in Bombay, made the suggestion in the tapes included in a new documentary, “Terror in Bombay” is transmitted HBO on Thursday.

Fragments of cellular conversations – some never heard before – between the gunmen and their driver in Pakistan as well as video footage of police with Kasab aired on Sunday in a preview of the documentary by the narrator Fareed Zakaria in his show on CNN.

One of the tapes Kasab question marks of how he became involved with the terrorist group Lashkar:

Kasab, who said: “These people do a lot of money and you too. (Inaudible) We have money, we are not poor. Your brothers and sisters can marry. Look at these types of living the good life. You can be like them, “he said.

Unidentified: His father said this?

Kasab: Yes. So I said, ‘Well, whatever. ”

Unidentified Male: What does for a living?

Kasab: We used to sell yogurt and chips on the street.

Unidentified male: How much you gave? “He put it in?

Kasab: There is no account. They gave it to my dad.

Unidentified male: How much do you give?

Kasab: I dunno. Maybe a few hundred thousand.

In another tape, Kasab recalls how he formed the terrorist group.

Police: How long were you in training?

Kasab: Three months. There were 24 or 25 in our class.

Police: Where were the people?

Kasab: They do not tell you. I only knew of one. He said he was from Lahore. He became my friend.

Police: Can not let you talk with others?

Kasab: We were forbidden to speak to each other. He was very strict. Proper training, where they say, “This boy is ready” – it only takes three months. That’s all.

Police: Did you ever wonder, “Do not you feel sorry for people that I’m killing myself?”

Kasab: I did, but told me to do these things if you are going to be a big man and get rewarded in heaven.

Police: So you came here to jihad? Is that true?

Kasab: (crying) What jihad?

Police: It does not help mourn. Tell the truth. Is that true?

Kasab: You would not understand.

A conversation between another young terrorist with his coach was also broadcast the program. Locked in a bathroom at the hotel Oberoi Mumbai Trident, another Pakistani terrorist named Fahadullah knew the end was near. He was out of food, water, energy and ammunition, and could hear the steady stream of police gunfire getting closer.

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