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MUMBAI: Businessman Ramesh Arasa recently got back his Skoda, which was hijacked near Vidhan Bhavan by Mohammed Ajmal Kasab, the lone 26/11 terrorist caught alive, and his partner Ismail Khan before the latter was shot dead in Girgaum.

The vehicle was handed over to Arasa following directives from the metropolitan magistrate's court. The police were ordered to return the car on the condition that it could not be sold without the court's permission. Arasa was asked to give a bond of Rs 13 lakh. Also, he has to take the car to court whenever required during the 26/11 terror trial.

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RELATED ARTICLES Fifty-year-old Arasa, who runs a eatery in Andheri, had initially expressed his desire to sell the car. The 26/11 trial: Witness identifies Kasab, says he fired at police, however, asked him to obtain the court's permission. cops The Skoda, as well as the police vehicle in which officers Hemant Karkare, Ashok Kamte and Vijay Salaskar May 9, 2009 were travelling while they were killed on 26/11, are part of property seized as evidence in the terror case. Cop in Kasab-capture team is first witness in trial May 9, 2009 Arasa's son Sharan, a witness in the case, had gone to south Mumbai with his family that night when Khan 40 witnesses to identify Kasab and Kasab hijacked the car. The terrorists had abandoned the police jeep they hijacked earlier and asked December 26, 2008 Sharan to hand over the Skoda's keys.

Later, in Girgaum, Khan was killed in police firing. "We shot pictures of the car after the incident and submitted them in court,'' said a police officer on condition of anonymity.

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