Posted on Sunday, November 22, 2009 - 02:40 am:

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Kamal:

ee asalu problem enti?

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Posted on Sunday, November 22, 2009 - 02:25 am:

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Gandhiguevara:

asalu problem

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Posted on Sunday, November 22, 2009 - 01:59 am:

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Kamal:

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Posted on Sunday, November 22, 2009 - 01:22 am:

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BANGALORE: 26/11/08, 11.30 pm. He last spoke to his father, asking him to watch the "interesting episode outside hotel Taj shown live on TV." A
Major Unnikrishnan with parents day later, he was seen there, lying dead, on the same screen. What was thought to be a minor one-hour operation for the NSG turned into India's worst encounter with terrorism.

To say that a year that passed by has not been easy for Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan' parents in Bangalore. They are still shaken by what happened to their only child and uncertain of what lies ahead. Their plan for this November 27 (Sandeep's first death anniversary) is very clear: "It will be a day at the new Palm lounge in Mumbai constructed on the very spot where he lay dead. We will reserve that particular table and chair. We are not away from him. We want to be with him that day," his father K Unnikrishnan told TOI. Excerpts from the interview:

Your reaction to the entire 26/11 episode:

There's no point in it. Kasab is an offender. They are still keeping him alive. One can say Kasab was a machine used by them but he has a brain. They had all gone for their purpose. He and his colleagues killed 53 innocent people including pregnant ladies and small children. He was standing, shooting and laughing. Who is he? And we are asking Pakistan to do something. He should be hanged on a lamp post. Hang him high! It's not revenge but that should be a lesson to other terrorists. Such people must be butchered. It's not that they killed Sandeep or Karkare. Blow the train or building but why kill innocent people?

Getting over the loss and tussle with Kerala CM:

When I first heard it on TV, all of a sudden, I thought it was end of the world. Next moment I realised, nothing has changed, except Sandeep. Later on, I remember everything, including Achudanandan's visit. People said I acted that way because I was emotional. But no � it was on purpose. I never had any problems with him.

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Posted on Sunday, November 22, 2009 - 01:16 am:

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BANGALORE: 26/11/08, 11.30 pm. He last spoke to his father, asking him to watch the �interesting episode outside hotel Taj shown live on TV.� A
Major Unnikrishnan with parents


day later, he was seen there, lying dead, on the same screen. What was thought to be a minor one-hour operation for the NSG turned into India�s worst encounter with terrorism.

To say that a year that passed by has not been easy for Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan� parents in Bangalore. They are still shaken by what happened to their only child and uncertain of what lies ahead. Their plan for this November 27 (Sandeep�s first death anniversary) is very clear: ��It will be a day at the new Palm lounge in Mumbai constructed on the very spot where he lay dead. We will reserve that particular table and chair. We are not away from him. We want to be with him that day,� his father K Unnikrishnan told TOI. Excerpts from the interview:

Your reaction to the entire 26/11 episode:

There�s no point in it. Kasab is an offender. They are still keeping him alive. One can say Kasab was a machine used by them but he has a brain. They had all gone for their purpose. He and his colleagues killed 53 innocent people including pregnant ladies and small children. He was standing, shooting and laughing. Who is he? And we are asking Pakistan to do something. He should be hanged on a lamp post. Hang him high! It�s not revenge but that should be a lesson to other terrorists. Such people must be butchered. It�s not that they killed Sandeep or Karkare. Blow the train or building but why kill innocent people?

Getting over the loss and tussle with Kerala CM:

When I first heard it on TV, all of a sudden, I thought it was end of the world. Next moment I realised, nothing has changed, except Sandeep. Later on, I remember everything, including Achudanandan�s visit. People said I acted that way because I was emotional. But no � it was on purpose. I never had any problems with him.

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