MUMBAI: A day after giggling, Ajmal Kasab, the lone surviving terrorist involved in the 26/11 attacks, on Tuesday threw a fit making angry gestures at policemen and spat on webcam during hearing in the Bombay High Court on confirmation of his death sentence.Kasab, facing capital punishment for his involvement in the 2008 Mumbai attacks, suddenly got angry with policemen at the Arthur Road jail and was seen on the video screen put up in the court arguing with them.
23-year-old Kasab could not, however, be heard at that stage as the audio system was not working. Towards the end of the first session, Kasab spat on the camera and said in an aggressive tone "Main aana chahata hoon (I want to come to the court)."
The division bench, comprising Justice Ranjana Desai and Justice R V More, had left the court room by then for lunch.
Earlier, after the hearing began, Kasab urged the Judges to allow him to attend the court personally instead of appearing through video conference.
"Madam, main court mein aana chahata hoon" (Madam, I want to come to the Court), Kasab said after seeking permission to go to the washroom.
Justice Desai replied, "This is not the practice. We are not looking at evidence. We are only hearing arguments. Speak to your lawyer."
She told him that the bench would hear him later and asked him to leave for the washroom.
However, after some time Kasab grew restless and picked up an argument with policemen, which was not audible.
When hearing resumed, Kasab said, "Send me to the US. I want to see the outside world. Why have you put me here?"
