Death penalty for Kasab - SC, How long to wait?

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  [Prototype]

  I would say, he shouldn't be given death penalty. Why?
  
  If you see, he killed in-numerous people. Giving him the death penalty would be the softest thing you would do. I would say, the government will do him a favor to give him a death penalty.
  
  Let him stay behind the bars, in the terror of hearing order for his death any moment. Waiting for death is more painful that the death itself.. 😉
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  Jeffrey Arulraj

  In my sight HOLDING HIM is like HELL for both the nation and the people there in. I wish the government tries to finalise the step against him at the earliest as both will bring about mixed feelings from around the world. If we drag this on there may be some other situation where he may be misused.
  
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  I PRAY AND I WANT PEACE IN MY NATION>>
  
  JAI HO INDIA
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  Kaustubh Katdare

  #-Link-Snipped-# : The cost of maintaining him is very high.
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  Jeffrey Arulraj

  We in a way are opening our self for further attacks. No one wants the repeat of IC 814 all over again.
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  sweet_honey

  Very true said by #-Link-Snipped-#.
  How could our government treat him as a celebrity!
  Offering biryani and the utmost security!
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  Jeffrey Arulraj

  At the same time we can't treat him like ordinary criminal that is the prime problem we are facing with him.......😕😕
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  sweet_honey

  jeffrey samuel

  At the same time we can't treat him like ordinary criminal that is the prime problem we are facing with him.......😕😕

  Not ordinary..
  But he should be treated even worst than that..
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  Jeffrey Arulraj

  sweet_honey

  Not ordinary..
  But he should be treated even worst than that..

  
  If you have lost some body in that tragedy i am sorry for you but this is a public forum no place for raging emotions my lady.
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  sweet_honey

  jeffrey samuel

  If you have lost some body in that tragedy i am sorry for you but this is a public forum no place for raging emotions my lady.

  I am sorry for my words.
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  Kaustubh Katdare

  No personal attacks, please. Maintain the decorum. Forum flames aren't new; but make it a point not to take them personally, please.
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  [Prototype]

  Biryani = 150/day, Rs.54750 per year. Every single Government officer does more loss of the government than that. We're loosing on this thieves for nothing, lets loose something that's joyful. Sound devlish, but its justified.
  
  Other than that, what makes me drool is him being alone in a cage, living in fear. That's more better punishment.
  
  If I offer anyone 1Lakh/month, would you go into a place where there's no one to talk with you, alone in a room for 1 year?
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  graphite

  [Prototype]

  Biryani = 150/day, Rs.54750 per year. Every single Government officer does more loss of the government than that. We're loosing on this thieves for nothing, lets loose something that's joyful. Sound devlish, but its justified.
  
  Other than that, what makes me drool is him being alone in a cage, living in fear. That's more better punishment.
  
  If I offer anyone 1Lakh/month, would you go into a place where there's no one to talk with you, alone in a room for 1 year?

  Also tight security is maintained for him, According to me why should we keep him alive in secured climate.
  But yes keeping him alive in a dark room and make him realize what he has done is good.
  Considering the amount government spends on him he should be hanged as early as possible.
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  Jeffrey Arulraj

  we can say a million things yet we are not the decision makers
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  vinod1993

  sweet_honey

  I am sorry for my words.

  Don't ask sorry's for anything. Infact your words were neither harsh nor did it depict any cruelty(nothing sounds cruel if it's for kasab. 😀.) You are giving out your ideas. Hope "K" does something such that the apology posts are automatically removed. 😀
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  sweet_honey

  vinod1993

  Hope "K" does something such that the apology posts are automatically removed. 😀

  I asked "K" to remove my other posts but he said that there is no need of it as everyone's entitled to their opinions.
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  Kaustubh Katdare

  Back on the topic, please.