On Kasab’s Confession and Training
Discovered this blog, it is very informative. [Link] It contains confession of Kasab. And comments under the post make very interesting reading too.
Vivek
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Will definitely go and visit it. Kasab and his post-jail behaviour and confessions completely fascinate me, if only because of the fact that while I can understand the poverty and ignorance of his childhood, I simply cannot empathise with the way he shaped-up.
Have been reading yr blog off and on…and I like it here:) Will surely check out Kasab’s link. Has to be interesting…And hey, you’ve been linked up for the “Holding Hands” series:)
i shall check the link soon….n thnx vivek for leaving such kind comments on my blog.
@ Sucharita,
I agree with you, but the blog to which I have provided a link covers some very interesting views on his confessions and also on whether it is honest at all. Makes interesting reading.
@naperville mom
Thanks for linking me for ‘Holding hand’ series. I am very happy.
I read your blog too and it conveys some of my feelings as a parent, it is wonderful.
@ Thanks Jyotsana.
Vivek
Heylo…
You should check this link out… apparently he has also been charged for not buying a platform ticket before entering the VT station… I laughed my heard out..
http://sify.com/news/fullstory.php?id=14861443
Oh thanks for the link I will go and check it out. I hope you are well.
Fantastic Sir. I enjoyed the link and it has given an account of the various dubious plans. Thanks for sharing, Sir.
Am a first timer to your blog. Will come back & read it later…but couldnt help but acknowledge that I loved your introduction -"Vivek on Vivek".
And yes, will surely chk our the link on Kasab.
Vivekji
The matter comes back to square no 1 and this square is the square of explotation of poverty sweetened by a layer of misguided and distorted religious sentiments. Your blog is an eyeopener and let it continue supply food for thought for us.