The head master of the school, where Ajmal Kasab had allegedly studied, appeared before an anti-terrorism court in Rawalpindi where he presented educational records and stated that the person whose record was submitted was alive and could be produced in court if needed, a private news channel reported on Thursday.
School teacher, Mudassir, had brought along with him records containing information on Ajmal Kasab’s school admission and exit which was submitted in court.
During his cross-examination, Mudassir was asked about his last contact with Kasab, to which he replied that he had met with Ajmal Kasab a few days earlier.
He further said that he did not know the Ajmal Kasab who was hanged in India adding that Kasab was alive and could be produced in court if needed.
At least 10 heavily-armed men took siege of the Indian financial hub city of Mumbai in November 2008, killing at least 166 people in a three-day onslaught.
The siege ended after the army was called in, killing all attackers except for lone surviving gunman, Ajmal Kasab.
India had blamed Pakistan-based-militants for orchestrating the attack.
Initially Pakistani authorities had denied Indian claims of Kasab being a Pakistani national but had later confirmed that the only surviving attacker belonged to Pakistan.
Ajmal Kasab was later hanged in November 2012 in a Pune jail.