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last few days we face storm of bombings and i feel very bad after every news of bombing in pakistan. i have serious concern that the missed trucks of explosives and detonators in rajhistan and madhya pardesh are really on work now? i search google earth allot last few days to got some ways were the hell they missed. researcher please look this locations and guess which way they use to hand over these explosives to TTP .and we dont see any news that they recover it back.so were they gone?
for god sake i am not inviting trolls or one liners for harm the thread .i know you guys come for crack the jokes flame and troll then thread will be closed.
yes i know its old news and its not favor of india . but i request for sake of human blood which we lose every day let thread clean.
Madhya Pradesh: 61 trucks loaded with explosives go missing
NDTV Correspondent, Updated: August 13, 2010 10:05 IST
Sagar (Madhya Pradesh): Over 300 tonnes of explosives sent from a govt-owned factory in Dholpur have gone missing in Madhya Pradesh. Loaded in 61 trucks, the consignment was sent for Ganesh Explosives - a private company in Sagar district of Madhya Pradesh. But it never reached there.
Rajasthan Explosives and Chemicals Limited (RECL) - the company which sent the explosives - claims it can't be blamed for this disappearance as it sent explosives only in trucks authorized by the company
"We hand over the explosives to those who have the license. And they then dispatch it on their truck. Now, whatever happens to that explosive thereafter, we are not responsible for that (Jo visfotak samaan yahan se diya jaata hai vo Licence dhaari ko hee diya jaata hai aur uss dealer ka truck hee maal lekar jaata hai. Yahan se ley jaane key baad dealer usko kisey bechta hai, kya karta hai iske baare mein humey koi jaankaari nahin)," said Y C Upadhyay, GM, Rajasthan Explosives and Chemicals Limited.
Documents show that the explosives, sent between April and June, included detonators and gelatin sticks. Ganesh Explosives for which the consignment was sent is now locked up; shockingly their licence had already expired in March this year.
Owners of the company that booked the explosives are now absconding. Security agencies are worried that if the explosives reach the wrong hands it could be devastating.
Strangely, in 2008, detonators used in the blasts in Surat were also made in the same Dholpur factory
Madhya Pradesh: 61 trucks loaded with explosives go missing
Madhya Pradesh: 103 more explosive laden trucks missing
NDTV Correspondent, Updated: August 27, 2010 10:35 IST
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Bhopal: In a shocking revelation, the Bhopal police have divulged that a total of 163 explosive laden trucks had originally gone missing. The initial reports of 60 trucks appear to be just a small part of the story.
Trucks loaded with detonators and gelatine sticks were sent from the government's Dholpur Factory in Rajasthan to Chanderi and Sagar town in Madhya Pradesh.
Both companies are owned by Jaikishan Aswani who is now absconding.
His close aide Rajendra Choubey has been detained.
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''The 60 trucks bound for Sagar did not reach Sagar. Likewise, 103 trucks headed for Chanderi never reached Chanderi,'' said AK Soni, Inspector General (Intelligence), Madhya Pradesh.
The police now say that this could be a link to a much bigger racket. There are possibly a few hundred more trucks unaccounted for and missing.
Investigators suspect they have been primarily sold for the purpose of illegal mining.
However, they can't rule out if some of it could have also reached terror groups and Naxals.
The police fears are raising concern. Also, where and who bought the explosives is still a big question.
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for god sake i am not inviting trolls or one liners for harm the thread .i know you guys come for crack the jokes flame and troll then thread will be closed.
yes i know its old news and its not favor of india . but i request for sake of human blood which we lose every day let thread clean.
Madhya Pradesh: 61 trucks loaded with explosives go missing
NDTV Correspondent, Updated: August 13, 2010 10:05 IST
Sagar (Madhya Pradesh): Over 300 tonnes of explosives sent from a govt-owned factory in Dholpur have gone missing in Madhya Pradesh. Loaded in 61 trucks, the consignment was sent for Ganesh Explosives - a private company in Sagar district of Madhya Pradesh. But it never reached there.
Rajasthan Explosives and Chemicals Limited (RECL) - the company which sent the explosives - claims it can't be blamed for this disappearance as it sent explosives only in trucks authorized by the company
"We hand over the explosives to those who have the license. And they then dispatch it on their truck. Now, whatever happens to that explosive thereafter, we are not responsible for that (Jo visfotak samaan yahan se diya jaata hai vo Licence dhaari ko hee diya jaata hai aur uss dealer ka truck hee maal lekar jaata hai. Yahan se ley jaane key baad dealer usko kisey bechta hai, kya karta hai iske baare mein humey koi jaankaari nahin)," said Y C Upadhyay, GM, Rajasthan Explosives and Chemicals Limited.
Documents show that the explosives, sent between April and June, included detonators and gelatin sticks. Ganesh Explosives for which the consignment was sent is now locked up; shockingly their licence had already expired in March this year.
Owners of the company that booked the explosives are now absconding. Security agencies are worried that if the explosives reach the wrong hands it could be devastating.
Strangely, in 2008, detonators used in the blasts in Surat were also made in the same Dholpur factory
Madhya Pradesh: 61 trucks loaded with explosives go missing
Madhya Pradesh: 103 more explosive laden trucks missing
NDTV Correspondent, Updated: August 27, 2010 10:35 IST
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Bhopal: In a shocking revelation, the Bhopal police have divulged that a total of 163 explosive laden trucks had originally gone missing. The initial reports of 60 trucks appear to be just a small part of the story.
Trucks loaded with detonators and gelatine sticks were sent from the government's Dholpur Factory in Rajasthan to Chanderi and Sagar town in Madhya Pradesh.
Both companies are owned by Jaikishan Aswani who is now absconding.
His close aide Rajendra Choubey has been detained.
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''The 60 trucks bound for Sagar did not reach Sagar. Likewise, 103 trucks headed for Chanderi never reached Chanderi,'' said AK Soni, Inspector General (Intelligence), Madhya Pradesh.
The police now say that this could be a link to a much bigger racket. There are possibly a few hundred more trucks unaccounted for and missing.
Investigators suspect they have been primarily sold for the purpose of illegal mining.
However, they can't rule out if some of it could have also reached terror groups and Naxals.
The police fears are raising concern. Also, where and who bought the explosives is still a big question.
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funny thread...
