Indian Media exposed: 5 LeT Militants enter Mumbai (LOL)
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Why such thing happens in Indian media everytime their are peace initiatives?
Pakistan India business conference and Scout exchange program just ended a day or two earlier and suddenly indian media's propaganda started touching heights?
Pakistan India business conference and Scout exchange program just ended a day or two earlier and suddenly indian media's propaganda started touching heights?
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Lol Don't worry what goes around, comes around - You know the guy who shot down unarmed Atlantic Plane?He too got the award.His plane crashed (I think in 2002 or 2003) and he was burned alive literally and he was in hospital (With severe burns so you be assured that he was in full pain in last days of his life) for few days and then dispatched to hell.
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Jew TV I dont like this News channel RAW funded
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Indian Media & Indian Intelligence Exposed By Express News PK - 10 May 2012 - YouTube
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India Media Indictment Of 3 Pakistan Men Of Hafeez Centre Lahore - YouTube
indians the immitators of Dajjali Americans in staging false-flags, exposed ,,, AGAIN.
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Indian media issues false terror alert
MUMBAI: In a show of gross misreporting and anti-Pakistan propaganda the Indian media issued a news report claiming that three Pakistani nationals associated with the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) had entered Mumbai and planned to carry out an attack similar to 2008 Mumbai attack, DawnNews reported....(continues)
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India Media Indictment Of 3 Pakistan Men Of Hafeez Centre Lahore - YouTube
indians the immitators of Dajjali Americans in staging false-flags, exposed ,,, AGAIN.
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Indian media issues false terror alert
MUMBAI: In a show of gross misreporting and anti-Pakistan propaganda the Indian media issued a news report claiming that three Pakistani nationals associated with the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) had entered Mumbai and planned to carry out an attack similar to 2008 Mumbai attack, DawnNews reported....(continues)
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Indian drama ends: Lahore businessmen or LeT terrorists?
Lahore: The Indian drama of claiming that five members of Lahker-e-Tayyaba (LeT) have entered Mumbai and wanted to destroy installations came to an end on Wednesday when the three among the five suspected terrorists approached a police station in Lahore, requesting protection.
The Mumbai Police released photos of five men belonging to the terror group Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) on Wednesday, who had sneaked into the Indian metropolis.
According to the Times of India, Police and Indian intelligence held a high level meeting after an alert, along with coloured pictures of suspected attackers was issued on Sunday, May 6. Central intelligence agencies had warned that five LeT members, aged between 25-30, had managed to sneak into Mumbai via the sea route. It was believed that the men wanted to attack vital city installations. On Monday, May 7, after police and other security officials met, security was heightened for key Mumbai installations.
A senior police officer who attended police commissioner Arup Patnaik meeting said the central alert states that the five LeT terrorists entered Mumbai a few days ago and are currently hiding here. It also declares that their plan is to “sabotage” key installations close to the coast by “hiring a ferry from the Gateway of India” and “attacking them from the sea”.
In Lahore, after seeing their pictures reported by Indian media, three of those identified, businessmen Atif But Mehtab But and security guard Baber Shabbir, approached their local police station to request for protection.
Talking to The News Tribe, they said that they owned and operated cell phone retail stores in city’s popular electronic market, Hafeez Centre for many years.
Muhammad Fayyaz But the President of shop keepers committee at Hafeez Centre, while condemning the irresponsible actions of Indian media, told that Atif But had been running a mobile phone business under the banner of Sun Mobiles in Shop 25 on the lower ground floor of the Centre. Mehtab But had been operating a similar business in Shop26 on the same floor. Baber Shabbir was a security guard at the Centre.
Atif But had been running his store for the past 10 years at the centre, while Mehtab But had been operating his business for the past 12 years.
Meanwhile, Shabbir said he had been employed as a security guard at the shopping plaza for the past five years. He added that he was too poor to have a passport made, let alone travel to another country.
Lahore: The Indian drama of claiming that five members of Lahker-e-Tayyaba (LeT) have entered Mumbai and wanted to destroy installations came to an end on Wednesday when the three among the five suspected terrorists approached a police station in Lahore, requesting protection.
The Mumbai Police released photos of five men belonging to the terror group Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) on Wednesday, who had sneaked into the Indian metropolis.
According to the Times of India, Police and Indian intelligence held a high level meeting after an alert, along with coloured pictures of suspected attackers was issued on Sunday, May 6. Central intelligence agencies had warned that five LeT members, aged between 25-30, had managed to sneak into Mumbai via the sea route. It was believed that the men wanted to attack vital city installations. On Monday, May 7, after police and other security officials met, security was heightened for key Mumbai installations.
A senior police officer who attended police commissioner Arup Patnaik meeting said the central alert states that the five LeT terrorists entered Mumbai a few days ago and are currently hiding here. It also declares that their plan is to “sabotage” key installations close to the coast by “hiring a ferry from the Gateway of India” and “attacking them from the sea”.
In Lahore, after seeing their pictures reported by Indian media, three of those identified, businessmen Atif But Mehtab But and security guard Baber Shabbir, approached their local police station to request for protection.
Talking to The News Tribe, they said that they owned and operated cell phone retail stores in city’s popular electronic market, Hafeez Centre for many years.
Muhammad Fayyaz But the President of shop keepers committee at Hafeez Centre, while condemning the irresponsible actions of Indian media, told that Atif But had been running a mobile phone business under the banner of Sun Mobiles in Shop 25 on the lower ground floor of the Centre. Mehtab But had been operating a similar business in Shop26 on the same floor. Baber Shabbir was a security guard at the Centre.
Atif But had been running his store for the past 10 years at the centre, while Mehtab But had been operating his business for the past 12 years.
Meanwhile, Shabbir said he had been employed as a security guard at the shopping plaza for the past five years. He added that he was too poor to have a passport made, let alone travel to another country.
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Well what's the problem then? They are physically still in Lahore and not in India yes. That's proven since we've seen their faces. No reason to believe they are not LeT. Yeah I see one of them strolling with an AK47 even.
Keep them there. If we see them on this side of the border, for any reason at all, all they'll get is
Keep them there. If we see them on this side of the border, for any reason at all, all they'll get is
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Big LOLZZZ !!
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