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RAW Manufacturing Inc. churning out Masterminds each month. What else is new ?
Attempt to Increase Pressure on Pakistan With Yet Another Mastermind....
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..............now take your tail, put it between your legs, and crawl back into your hole.
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It's what like I said yesterday, these are all pre planned & well organized attacks by US & India to pressurize Pakistan & this all was expected after the failed Dialogue on NATO Supply Line. TTP, BLA, BRA, terrorist attacks from Afghanistan in Pakistan etc you name it they are all ready to hurt Pakistan with the help of India & US, so that Pakistan can be pressurized & cornered. I am sure Gen. Kayani & ISI are already aware of this.
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The Abu Jundal trail: How US thwarted Pakistan's attempts to get him deported
New Delhi: As Abu Jundal aka Abu Hamza, whose real name is Zabiuddin Ansari and who has 10 aliases, is interrogated by intelligence and police officials, an international cloak and dagger story is emerging. NDTV has now learnt that after he was picked up in Saudi Arabia, Pakistan tried to get Abu Jundal deported to Islamabad. But the US stepped in and prevented that from happening.
Jundal was allegedly sent to Saudi Arabia by the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) to scout for new recruits. About eight or nine months ago, he made a phone call from there to Pakistan, which was intercepted by the US. Around the same time India's intelligence agency, the Research and Analysis Wing picked up his movements and began to track Jundal.
It was reportedly on pressure from the US that the Saudi authorities arrested Abu Jundal last year in connection with a forgery case. The moment that happened, sources say, Islamabad allegedly muscled in and demanded that he be deported immediately to Pakistan. Jundal was in Saudi Arabia on a Pakistani passport and Islamabad reportedly claimed that Jundal was a wanted criminal in that country. Sources say that Pakistan was worried that once India had access to the handler, it would be able to irrefutably establish how Pakistani "state actors" - possibly from the ISI and the country's army - were linked to 26/11.
Jundal has allegedly given interrogators details about his role as a Lashkar-e-Taiba handler during the 26/11, 2008 attacks in Mumbai describing the control room in Karachi and that he served as one of six handlers who instructed the ten terrorists in Mumbai on how to execute the attacks at different landmarks. The location of that control room is in an elite area of Karachi inhabited by Defence personnel, and Jundal has allegedly said that officers from Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence or ISI were also in this control room.
The US, sources say, stepped in and prevented Jundal's deportation to Pakistan. India had meanwhile engaged with the Saudis and was trying to convince them to deport Jundal. All available evidence was furnished, but his fingerprints were not available. After much persuasion, India finally convinced the Saudi government to use DNA samples that investigators had obtained from Jundal's family in Beed, Maharashtra.
In May, an Interpol Red Corner notice was issued in preparation of Jundal's deportation. He was finally brought into India on the intervening night of June 19 and 20.
Jundal or Hamza has allegedly confessed that the attack unleashed upon Mumbai in 2008 was originally planned to be executed two years before that. However, the attacks could not take place in 2006 after a huge cache of arms and ammunition to be used in the attacks was discovered in Aurangabad. It was then that his name, Ansari, first emerged as a potential terror suspect. Hamza then escaped to Bangladesh, reportedly without any papers, and later went to Pakistan. (Read: 26/11 was planned originally for 2006)
Hamza, 31, is from the Beed district in Maharashtra, and studied at the Indian Technical Institute. He worked for a while as an insurance agent. Then the communal riots in Gujarat in 2002 turned him into a jihadi. He was originally a member of the Indian Mujahideen (IM), an Indian terror group, and was close to its founder, Riyaz Bhatkal. He was recruited by the terror group Students Islamic Movement of India or SIMI. A few years later, he was in Poonch in Jammu and Kashmir when he entered the ranks of the LeT.
The Abu Jundal trail: How US thwarted Pakistan's attempts to get him deported | NDTV.com
New Delhi: As Abu Jundal aka Abu Hamza, whose real name is Zabiuddin Ansari and who has 10 aliases, is interrogated by intelligence and police officials, an international cloak and dagger story is emerging. NDTV has now learnt that after he was picked up in Saudi Arabia, Pakistan tried to get Abu Jundal deported to Islamabad. But the US stepped in and prevented that from happening.
Jundal was allegedly sent to Saudi Arabia by the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) to scout for new recruits. About eight or nine months ago, he made a phone call from there to Pakistan, which was intercepted by the US. Around the same time India's intelligence agency, the Research and Analysis Wing picked up his movements and began to track Jundal.
It was reportedly on pressure from the US that the Saudi authorities arrested Abu Jundal last year in connection with a forgery case. The moment that happened, sources say, Islamabad allegedly muscled in and demanded that he be deported immediately to Pakistan. Jundal was in Saudi Arabia on a Pakistani passport and Islamabad reportedly claimed that Jundal was a wanted criminal in that country. Sources say that Pakistan was worried that once India had access to the handler, it would be able to irrefutably establish how Pakistani "state actors" - possibly from the ISI and the country's army - were linked to 26/11.
Jundal has allegedly given interrogators details about his role as a Lashkar-e-Taiba handler during the 26/11, 2008 attacks in Mumbai describing the control room in Karachi and that he served as one of six handlers who instructed the ten terrorists in Mumbai on how to execute the attacks at different landmarks. The location of that control room is in an elite area of Karachi inhabited by Defence personnel, and Jundal has allegedly said that officers from Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence or ISI were also in this control room.
The US, sources say, stepped in and prevented Jundal's deportation to Pakistan. India had meanwhile engaged with the Saudis and was trying to convince them to deport Jundal. All available evidence was furnished, but his fingerprints were not available. After much persuasion, India finally convinced the Saudi government to use DNA samples that investigators had obtained from Jundal's family in Beed, Maharashtra.
In May, an Interpol Red Corner notice was issued in preparation of Jundal's deportation. He was finally brought into India on the intervening night of June 19 and 20.
Jundal or Hamza has allegedly confessed that the attack unleashed upon Mumbai in 2008 was originally planned to be executed two years before that. However, the attacks could not take place in 2006 after a huge cache of arms and ammunition to be used in the attacks was discovered in Aurangabad. It was then that his name, Ansari, first emerged as a potential terror suspect. Hamza then escaped to Bangladesh, reportedly without any papers, and later went to Pakistan. (Read: 26/11 was planned originally for 2006)
Hamza, 31, is from the Beed district in Maharashtra, and studied at the Indian Technical Institute. He worked for a while as an insurance agent. Then the communal riots in Gujarat in 2002 turned him into a jihadi. He was originally a member of the Indian Mujahideen (IM), an Indian terror group, and was close to its founder, Riyaz Bhatkal. He was recruited by the terror group Students Islamic Movement of India or SIMI. A few years later, he was in Poonch in Jammu and Kashmir when he entered the ranks of the LeT.
The Abu Jundal trail: How US thwarted Pakistan's attempts to get him deported | NDTV.com
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Pakistan ka khuda hafiz . Name kind of cracks me up everytime 
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It did not come easily for India going by the news below but it does not mean Pakistan is losing SA as a close friend. I would take it as a one off help from SA rather than assuming their policy has changed vis-a-vis Pakistan.
1. India had to appease SA for 7 years including allowing SA to setup listening post in India for their intelligence agencies. Link is here
Express exclusive: How can my little Zabi do this, asks mother of terror 'handler' - Indian Express
2. U.S had to lean on SA to cooperate with India and especially in this case as he was carrying Pakistan passport.
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Firing over others shoulder......typical Indian mentality, would you like to fight with my mate. !!!
In essence, then why bother dreaming of becoming some micro power, sit back and just admire the real super powers.
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Do we really need surgical strkes when your own people can help yourself with "Special" belts around their waists...
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Its funny that this comes from a guy who belongs to a nation which the moment it came into existence licked other country's balls to fight on behalf of them against india. Earlier it was USA, now its china.
Talking about becoming a powerful country, where does you country stands in becoming a significant world power??
Think before you speak.
priceless!!
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You are right mate.. We relied on Allah to take revenge for 26/11 from whoever was responsible and see, He, as always came thru. And yes, in front of Him (the real Super Power
) we are all nano powers...
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Its funny that this comes from a guy who belongs to a nation which the moment it came into existence licked other country's balls to fight on behalf of them against india. Earlier it was USA, now its china.
Talking about becoming a powerful country, where does you country stands in becoming a significant world power??
Think before you speak.
It's amazing how you Bhartis can gobble and talk at the same time,
there is no proof of any country fighting on Pakistan's behalf but you Indians have certainly developed a taste for Jewish googlies,.... indeed think before you speak, since we are no dreamers.Here try not to choke on it.
http://www.defence.pk/forums/indian-defence/9849-israel-helped-india-turn-around-kargil-war.html
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It's amazing how you Bhartis can gobble and talk at the same time,
Here try not to choke on it.
http://www.defence.pk/forums/indian-defence/9849-israel-helped-india-turn-around-kargil-war.html
Then what was all with decades of american ball licking, and now chinese??
Who turned to america in every phase of your history??
Who is getting cosy with chinese??
Don't make a fool out of yourself mate, you never had self respect in your history and you don't seem to have even now. Be a man and fight your own wars.
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