Ajmal Kasab, accused in the 26/11 terror strike in Mumbai, retracted from his previous statement concerning his involvement on the attack and said he was forced to confess earlier, India media Friday reported.
The sole survivor among the 10 attackers who killed more than 170 people during the attack on India's commercial capital, had earlier admitted his role in the 26/11 case. Rejecting all charges brought against him, Kasab reportedly said he was forcibly made to confess and tortured, reports said.
In his earlier statement, Kasab had confessed to involvement in the 26/11 attacks.
The prosecution cross-examined 610 witnesses against Kasab and two Indians, Faheem Ansari and Sabauddin Ahmed, the Indian media reported. Pakistan government however has denied that Pakistan’s soil was used in any way to attack India.
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