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Jaisa boya, waisa kata: Kasab tells Maha ministers

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Posted: Nov 23, 2010 at 1425 hrs IST

Mumbai As you sow so shall you reap – this was the response of Pakistani terrorist Ajmal Kasab when Maharashtra opposition leader Eknath Khadse asked the 26/11 convict how he was feeling at the Arthur Road Jail here.

Maharashtra Home Minister R R Patil, accompanied by Leader of Opposition in state Assembly Khadse on Wednesday visited the jail here, where Kasab is lodged.

"The Leader of Opposition asked him (Kasab) how was he feeling. He replied that 'jaisa boya, waisa kata (I have reaped what I sowed)," Patil told reporters later.

"More than this, I also did not want to speak (to Kasab)," Patil said.

The minister said he found the jail overcrowded. "It has a capacity of 781 inmates but in reality, around 2,000 prisoners are lodged here," Patil said.

The staff strength at the jail is also less than one-third of the sanctioned strength, the minister said.

"We will shift some of them to the new Taloja jail which has come up in adjoining Raigad district," he said.

The state government would also come up with a policy on jail security in view of the towers that have come up in the vicinity of the jail, he added.

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regarding the visit of HM by sita lakshmi on 29 Nov 2010

Very nice that home minister visited him. But whatever punishement should be given make it fast don't delay as every second he has fear of death and the people of our country will also get confidence that they got justice without waiting for long as said in one movie tarique pe tarique...

Ministers have time? by Shahzad Kazi on 23 Nov 2010

Its such a shame that the Politicians who doesnt have time to visit their own people who have voted them to office are visiting a bloody criminal I wonder whether our value is even less than these terrorists.

No place even in Jail by lovehaze on 23 Nov 2010

Look at the crime rate in India , Now there is no place left in jails also govt must take some preventive step to curb the crime

Prisioner Kasab by Anil Sheshgir on 23 Nov 2010

Kasab is being treated as KHASADMI is painful. What values we are following up against hundreds of lives gone within a hours attack. Should we not finish this drama at once? Spending lot of money at the cost of our beloved victims.

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