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MUMBAI: A lone surviving Mumbai attack gunman pleads guilty on Monday, admitting his part in the atrocity for the first time, Indian media reports said.Mohammed Ajmal Kasab, 21, told a special prison court — where he had originally pleaded not guilty — that he wanted to confess, before narrating how the attack were carried out.
“I want to confess my crime,” he told the court. “Yes, I did it.”
Kasab’s lawyer, Abbas Kazmi, was unaware that his client was going to take such action.Prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam told reporters that Kasab had “stood up and informed the court that he was willing to confess.”
A total of 166 people died and more than 300 others were wounded when 10 heavily armed gunman attacked sites across south Mumbai, including luxury hotels, the city’s main railway station, a restaurant and a Jewish centre.