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26/11 Mumbai terror attacks: Wanted 'open trial', says Ujjwal Nikam
Updated On: 25 November, 2020 01:11 PM IST | Mumbai | IANS
Probably, it was the first time in the world that a savage gun-toting terrorist was caught red-handed as he unleashed mayhem along with his 9 associates

Celebrated lawyer Padmashri Ujjwal Nikam
As India prepares to observe the 12th anniversary of the dastardly November 26, 2008 (26/11) terror strikes in the country's commercial capital Mumbai, celebrated lawyer Padmashri Ujjwal Nikam revealed how in 2009, he insisted on a "public trial" in the case.
"Actually, the government considered holding an 'in-camera trial', given its sensitive nature with domestic, regional and global political ramifications, besides the massive security concerns. I strongly urged that there should be an open, transparent trial, under full scrutiny of the world," Nikam, who was the Special Public Prosecutor in the case, told IANS.
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