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Abu Jundal demands bheja fry at 5 am and gets it!
Taking a cue from Ajmal Qasab, 26/11 handler Zabiuddin Ansari alias Abu Jundal has been making prison guards run around to meet his demands for festive delicacies
Bheja fry, kheema, chicken rolls, kebabs – and go easy on the spices please. Taking a cue from Ajmal Qasab, 26/11 terrorist handler Syed Zabiuddin Ansari alias Abu Jundal has been demanding for a veritable banquet for sehri, his first meal of the day at 5 am as he observes Roza. Cops deputed for Jundal’s security have been reduced to delivery boys, afraid of hurting religious sentiments.
Scarred forever: Taj Hotel engulfed in flames during the 26/11 terrorist attacks in the city; (insert) Abu Jundal. File Pics
In August 2009, Qasab refused the food he was given, demanding mutton biryani instead. However, he was reprimanded by the judge M L Tahaliyani after jail authorities complained against him.
Now Jundal, who is lodged in custody of the ATS at Kalachowkie, has been making similar demands with the policemen posted for his security.
Sources in the ATS alleged that Jundal has been regularly demanding delicacies like Bheja fry and malai at odd hours of day.
Fearing that he would make false allegations against them at court, cops have been forced to toe his line. “He (Jundal) asks for dry khajoor (dates), milk, malai, kheema and bheja fry. It is tough to arrange for these items in the early hours of the day. But we do not want to hurt anyone’s religious sentiments, even if the person is a terrorist. Everyday, a constable ventures out at around 5 am to fetch his meal, so that he can observe Roza,” said an officer from the Mumbai ATS, on condition of anonymity.
According to ATS officials, the constable sometimes has to go all the way to Bhendi Bazar or Mohammed Ali Road where food stalls remain open till wee hours. “At times we request the Muslim organisations around our office, or individuals who observe Roza, to help us with the arrangements. We also have to ensure that the food is not too spicy,” said the officer in a mocking tone.
Jundal, a native of Beed district in Maharashtra, was deported in June this year after being detained in Saudi Arabia. Jundal has disclosed the role of Pakistan’s investigating agency ISI and his officers. None of his family members have come to meet him in jail since his arrest.
Abu Jundal’s Roza menu
Cold milk @ Rs 40 per litre
Dry dates @ Rs 40-600 per kg
Malai @ Rs 120 per kg
Bheja @ Rs 130-160 per plate
Chicken roll @ Rs 35 per piece
Kebabs @ Rs 15 per plate
Other items served up by cops to the terrorist handler include samosas, malpua and firni
Prison fare for all seasons
>> At 7 am for breakfast: Upma, Poha, 100 ml of milk and a cup of tea
>> At 10 am for lunch: Daal, chapati, rice and vegetables
>> 3.30 pm for supper: Daal, chapati, rice and vegetables
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Taking a cue from Ajmal Qasab, 26/11 handler Zabiuddin Ansari alias Abu Jundal has been making prison guards run around to meet his demands for festive delicacies
Bheja fry, kheema, chicken rolls, kebabs – and go easy on the spices please. Taking a cue from Ajmal Qasab, 26/11 terrorist handler Syed Zabiuddin Ansari alias Abu Jundal has been demanding for a veritable banquet for sehri, his first meal of the day at 5 am as he observes Roza. Cops deputed for Jundal’s security have been reduced to delivery boys, afraid of hurting religious sentiments.
Scarred forever: Taj Hotel engulfed in flames during the 26/11 terrorist attacks in the city; (insert) Abu Jundal. File Pics
In August 2009, Qasab refused the food he was given, demanding mutton biryani instead. However, he was reprimanded by the judge M L Tahaliyani after jail authorities complained against him.
Now Jundal, who is lodged in custody of the ATS at Kalachowkie, has been making similar demands with the policemen posted for his security.
Sources in the ATS alleged that Jundal has been regularly demanding delicacies like Bheja fry and malai at odd hours of day.
Fearing that he would make false allegations against them at court, cops have been forced to toe his line. “He (Jundal) asks for dry khajoor (dates), milk, malai, kheema and bheja fry. It is tough to arrange for these items in the early hours of the day. But we do not want to hurt anyone’s religious sentiments, even if the person is a terrorist. Everyday, a constable ventures out at around 5 am to fetch his meal, so that he can observe Roza,” said an officer from the Mumbai ATS, on condition of anonymity.
According to ATS officials, the constable sometimes has to go all the way to Bhendi Bazar or Mohammed Ali Road where food stalls remain open till wee hours. “At times we request the Muslim organisations around our office, or individuals who observe Roza, to help us with the arrangements. We also have to ensure that the food is not too spicy,” said the officer in a mocking tone.
Jundal, a native of Beed district in Maharashtra, was deported in June this year after being detained in Saudi Arabia. Jundal has disclosed the role of Pakistan’s investigating agency ISI and his officers. None of his family members have come to meet him in jail since his arrest.
Abu Jundal’s Roza menu
Cold milk @ Rs 40 per litre
Dry dates @ Rs 40-600 per kg
Malai @ Rs 120 per kg
Bheja @ Rs 130-160 per plate
Chicken roll @ Rs 35 per piece
Kebabs @ Rs 15 per plate
Other items served up by cops to the terrorist handler include samosas, malpua and firni
Prison fare for all seasons
>> At 7 am for breakfast: Upma, Poha, 100 ml of milk and a cup of tea
>> At 10 am for lunch: Daal, chapati, rice and vegetables
>> 3.30 pm for supper: Daal, chapati, rice and vegetables
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