You have been given the death penalty for murdering Indian citizens, police officers, conspiring with Lashkar leaders and committing terrorist acts. The court has said while giving the judgment that you shall be hanged unto death," Mr. Tahaliyani told Kasab.
While the sentence was being read out, Kasab sat still,
his face sunk deep in the cup of his palm. He listlessly waved off when asked by the court to give an opinion on his sentencing.
Anxiety drew him to ask for water and he had to be taken out of court. "[Shukriya saab] Thank you, sir," was all the 26/11 convict could say on his way out of the courtroom.
The court wholly accepted the prosecution's arguments for awarding death sentence, noting that the "aggravating circumstances" fully outweighed the "mitigating circumstances." It found the defence could not make out a case for the lesser punishment of life.
Please explain to me the emboldened parts.
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