Bomb blasts in Mumbai

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Bravoo AQ...

 

[MilSpec]

Point being??

 

[Transformers]

Point being??

 

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Point being??

Indians r following suit after US ... & liar r exposed just like that ...
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Fearing Inside Job, India Plays Wise, So Far, On Mumbai Blasts

Almost all low-impact terror attacks in India in past three years were the work of Indian extremists; extremists inside the military have tried unsuccessfully to provoke a war with Pakistan. Now US has an interest in opening the Indian front amid tensions with Pakistan.

NEW DELHI, India—Indian authorities in the city of Mumbai have taken the wise step of not characterizing the three blasts in different parts of the city today as terrorist attacks, which could have political implications.

They have also refrained from accusing Pakistan, although Indian and American news outlets were quick to insinuate a Pakistani link by referring to alleged Pakistani hand in the terrorist attack of November 2008.

Reports indicate 21 Indians have been killed and dozens injured. The numbers could rise in the next few hours.

Diplomacy is not the only reason behind Indian official restraint.

In the past four years, a majority of similar low-impact blasts have been the work of Indian terrorists. This means the involvement of extremist elements within Indian military working in concert with Hindu terrorists to create tensions with Pakistan. Another goal has been to force Indian government to go after Kashmiris and Indian Muslims.

Some parts of the Indian media have been highlighting this disturbing development. But American and British news outlets have largely censored any news highlighting Hindu terrorism. India is a close ally of the United States, which is building New Delhi up as a regional bulwark against China.

Probe into the murder of 43 Pakistanis – burned alive in a train blast near New Delhi in early 2007 – revealed the involvement of serving Indian military intelligence officers, and several terrorists from Hindu extremist groups. But in June 2011, after three years of investigations, Indian authorities protected eight suspected Indian intelligence officers by limiting the indictment in the case to Hindu extremists.

Indian military intelligence is cooperating with local terrorists to mount attacks inside India to be blamed on Pakistan.

A series of attacks in public places between 2007 and 2010, including an attack on a German bakery, were blamed on either Kashmiri freedom groups fighting Indian occupation, or on Pakistan. But Indian investigators ultimately uncovered more sinister Indian links. [For details on the exact blasts and the evidence uncovered, see Hindu Terror: The Mirror Explodes, an excellent investigative report by Indian Outlook magazine.]

The Mumbai Taj Mahal hotel attack of November 2008 was partially planned in Pakistan. The plot’s largest portions took place outside Pakistan, including inside India. Indian authorities are loath to probe these aspects and have been using the terror attack to get back at pro-Kashmir groups.

In recent months, Pakistani officials said in private talks with Indian counterparts they stopped short of demanding the custody of two Indians, a serving Indian army officer and a Hindu extremist, for their role in killing 43 Pakistani visitors near New Delhi in 2007.

Pakistani experts have been predicting that Washington and New Delhi would try to open an Indian front against Pakistan amid Pakistani tensions with the United States over Afghanistan.

The ideal scenario for this would be a couple of blasts in India followed by India joining US in blackmailing Pakistan.

India has many domestic enemies. Most of northeastern India is plagued by violent separatist movements. The Indian army has been involved in massive violations bordering on genocide in Kashmir, where more than half a million Indian soldiers are suppressing Kashmiri demands for self-determination under UN supervision.

 

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Indians r following suit after US ... & liar r exposed just like that ...
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Fearing Inside Job, India Plays Wise, So Far, On Mumbai Blasts

Almost all low-impact terror attacks in India in past three years were the work of Indian extremists; extremists inside the military have tried unsuccessfully to provoke a war with Pakistan. Now US has an interest in opening the Indian front amid tensions with Pakistan.

NEW DELHI, India—Indian authorities in the city of Mumbai have taken the wise step of not characterizing the three blasts in different parts of the city today as terrorist attacks, which could have political implications.

They have also refrained from accusing Pakistan, although Indian and American news outlets were quick to insinuate a Pakistani link by referring to alleged Pakistani hand in the terrorist attack of November 2008.

Reports indicate 21 Indians have been killed and dozens injured. The numbers could rise in the next few hours.

Diplomacy is not the only reason behind Indian official restraint.

In the past four years, a majority of similar low-impact blasts have been the work of Indian terrorists. This means the involvement of extremist elements within Indian military working in concert with Hindu terrorists to create tensions with Pakistan. Another goal has been to force Indian government to go after Kashmiris and Indian Muslims.

Some parts of the Indian media have been highlighting this disturbing development. But American and British news outlets have largely censored any news highlighting Hindu terrorism. India is a close ally of the United States, which is building New Delhi up as a regional bulwark against China.

Probe into the murder of 43 Pakistanis – burned alive in a train blast near New Delhi in early 2007 – revealed the involvement of serving Indian military intelligence officers, and several terrorists from Hindu extremist groups. But in June 2011, after three years of investigations, Indian authorities protected eight suspected Indian intelligence officers by limiting the indictment in the case to Hindu extremists.

Indian military intelligence is cooperating with local terrorists to mount attacks inside India to be blamed on Pakistan.

A series of attacks in public places between 2007 and 2010, including an attack on a German bakery, were blamed on either Kashmiri freedom groups fighting Indian occupation, or on Pakistan. But Indian investigators ultimately uncovered more sinister Indian links. [For details on the exact blasts and the evidence uncovered, see Hindu Terror: The Mirror Explodes, an excellent investigative report by Indian Outlook magazine.]

The Mumbai Taj Mahal hotel attack of November 2008 was partially planned in Pakistan. The plot’s largest portions took place outside Pakistan, including inside India. Indian authorities are loath to probe these aspects and have been using the terror attack to get back at pro-Kashmir groups.

In recent months, Pakistani officials said in private talks with Indian counterparts they stopped short of demanding the custody of two Indians, a serving Indian army officer and a Hindu extremist, for their role in killing 43 Pakistani visitors near New Delhi in 2007.

Pakistani experts have been predicting that Washington and New Delhi would try to open an Indian front against Pakistan amid Pakistani tensions with the United States over Afghanistan.

The ideal scenario for this would be a couple of blasts in India followed by India joining US in blackmailing Pakistan.

India has many domestic enemies. Most of northeastern India is plagued by violent separatist movements. The Indian army has been involved in massive violations bordering on genocide in Kashmir, where more than half a million Indian soldiers are suppressing Kashmiri demands for self-determination under UN supervision.

and the sources are...

Fearing Inside Job, India Plays Wise, So Far, On Mumbai Blasts | Pakalert Press

Fearing Inside Job, India Plays Wise, So Far, On Mumbai Blasts | PakNationalists.com | Home Of Pakistani Nationalists Online


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write those which can satisfy our stomach
let the decision to come out..and u r assuming too much..

 

[Abu Zolfiqar]

Bravoo AQ...

he held his ground very well.....we need more investigative journos like AQ

and did you see that studdering guy when AQ countered him?



as for these latest attacks in mombai -- as is always the case, any loss of civilian life is regrettable. I think india should do what Pakistan is doing -- focus on domestic terror groups (whether its ttp or naxals, etc) and work to eradicate them through all means necessary. It's expensive, it creates backlash; but it will be worth it in the end.

 

[Mech]

They can always ask for international help, both overtly and covertly.

We dont want to end up like Pakistan. If you take offence from my statement, it is regrettable.

 

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he held his ground very well.....we need more investigative journos like AQ

and did you see that studdering guy when AQ countered him?

& that stuttering guy had made fun of AQ's accent,,, while unable to utter sensibly himself...

 

[Abu Zolfiqar]

We dont want to end up like Pakistan. If you take offence at my statement, it is regrettable.

well you had no reservations when pranab and gang travelled around the world begging ministers and what-have-you to stop arming the Pakistanis.....even to the Brazilians. Much to no avail.

If you take offence "at my statement" it is also regrettable.

 

[Mech]

I hate the BJP and their ideas with every fibre of my being....but my next vote will go for BJP. Indians have had it. Either set *insert country name here (begins with P, ends with N and contains 8 letters)* it on the right path or de-fang them completely. Indians have had enough of this pointless charade.

 

[Abu Zolfiqar]

asking countries to stop arming terrorists is a bit different than asking them to involve in internal affairs.

your grievances are very touching indeed....however those countries' arms weren't going to terrorists; they were going to our Armed Forces. So unless you are a troll who has lost all legitimacy, you ought to sit corrected. You'd be best served to refrain from impulsive, emotional thinking.

 

[Abu Zolfiqar]

I hate the BJP and their ideas with every fibre of my being....but my next vote will go for BJP. Indians have had it. Either set *insert country name here (begins with P, ends with N and contains 8 letters)* it on the right path or de-fang them completely. Indians have had enough of this pointless charade.

 

[Bratva]

asking countries to stop arming terrorists is a bit different than asking them to involve in internal affairs.

And what are you doing on terrorist defence forum? Go back to your Anti Terrorist Defence forum Na. Shows your Decaying and down trodden thinking when it come to Pakistan

 

[Abu Zolfiqar]

India doesn’t let blasts derail Pakistan talks | World | DAWN.COM

NEW DELHI: India brushed off speculation tying the Mumbai bombings to Pakistan and said Friday it remained committed to recently renewed peace talks with its rival neighbour.

The moves showed how little appetite New Delhi has for escalating tensions in the region while it focuses on maintaining economic growth in the South Asian nation of 1.2 billion people.

While future revelations about the culprits in the blasts that killed 17 people Wednesday could still sabotage relations between the countries, the Indian government so far has rejected opposition demands for a heavy response against Pakistan.

On Friday, India said it was working out dates for the next round of negotiations expected this month between top officials from both countries.

”The talks with Pakistan are on schedule,” foreign ministry spokesman Vishnu Prakash said.

Pakistan’s leaders had quickly condemned the blasts and have welcomed India’s measured response.

In a statement Friday, Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani ”expressed satisfaction at the resolve of both Pakistan and India to continue with their bilateral dialogue, and not get deterred by terrorists’ designs to derail the dialogue once again.”

The coordinated triple bombings were the worst terror attack in India since 10 militants rampaged through the city in November 2008, killing 166 people.

Investigators examined forensic evidence and footage from closed circuit cameras Friday for clues about who orchestrated the blasts.

Intelligence analysts say the attack bore the hallmarks of the Indian Mujahideen, a shadowy militant group.

Leaders of the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party strongly criticised the government of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh for not taking a harder line with Pakistan.

”Manmohan Singh, sir, what is the nature of your relationship with Pakistan?” BJP spokesman Ravi Shankar Prasad asked angrily at a news conference Friday.

Government officials have refused to take the bait. Home Minister Palaniappan Chidambaram said Thursday that investigators were not ruling out the possibility the attacks were aimed at scuttling the talks.

G. Parthasarthy, a former Indian ambassador to Pakistan, said it would have been counterproductive for the government to overreact, especially on something as important as peace talks, before a culprit was named.

”If concrete proof emerges, I have no idea what the government will do,” he said.

The talks, though unlikely to produce concrete results because of political weakness on both sides, at least will lower the temperature between the nations, said Ashok Mehta, a retired Indian army general and leading strategic analyst.

”They’ve tried both talking and not talking, and the experience has been that talking is the most viable option,” he said.

In addition, cutting off talks would be a politically damaging admission of failure for Singh, who is already fighting off a raft of corruption allegations against his government.

”The prime minister has staked his reputation and his political fortune on being able to change Pakistan’s behavior and get them to live as peaceful and friendly neighbors,” Mehta said.

Pakistani political analyst Khaled Mahmood said India has in the past been quick to suspend talks or consider military options, but that they ”didn’t gain anything out of it.”

This time, ”the government’s approach has been more mature,” he said. ”It’s a good development. The process is already on. If this would be interrupted, then it would take a lot of time and effort to resume it.”

But Parthasarthy, the former ambassador to Pakistan, said India’s patience has limits.

”Tensions will flare if there is one more terrorist attack,” he said. ”I don’t think next time around our response will be as Gandhian as it was in the past.”

 

[Bratva]

I hate the BJP and their ideas with every fibre of my being....but my next vote will go for BJP. Indians have had it. Either set *insert country name here (begins with P, ends with N and contains 8 letters)* it on the right path or de-fang them completely. Indians have had enough of this pointless charade.

Hindu extremists Mentality........