NEW DELHI, India (CNN) -- The bodies of the nine suspected Pakistani terrorists -- all believed to have been involved in the attacks on Mumbai -- are still lying in a hospital morgue almost five months after the attacks occurred. Security is tight for the trial of the only surviving alleged Mumbai terrorist. The public prosecutor trying the lone surviving suspected gunman in the Mumbai attacks told CNN the dead suspects have not been buried because no one has come to claim them and local Muslim officials are refusing to bury the men in Mumbai's Muslim graveyards. Public prosecutor Ujwal Nikam said he will soon be in discussions with officials to decide what should happen with the bodies.
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Indian Muslim organization do not want to bury alleged Mumbai terrorists
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Group says terror gang defamed Islam
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Bodies are lying in a morgue waiting for burial decision
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Only surviving suspect is on trial for murder, attempted murder and waging war
"The non-burial" of the suspected terrorists "is making the statement that they are acting so contrary to @placeholder they are not acting as Muslims and therefore they are judged as being unbelievers and not worthy of being buried in a Muslim cemetery," Voll said.