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^^^Some people doesn't change. Why jump to conclusions?. What is the hurry for you, I don't understand?.
I haven't concluded anything yet! Its called speculation... With links!

Stop being such a drama queen. Its not the end of the world, its just my speculative opinion.
 
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This is going to be the biggest terror attack in India's history. It is going to shake the entire country from inside out, and the fallout from this is going to be huge.
 
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Just don't call it "India's 911". I've heard such terms be so abused over n over...
 
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This is going to be the biggest terror attack in India's history. It is going to shake the entire country from inside out, and the fallout from this is going to be huge.


It would invite serious use of force against terrorists....
 
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It does seem quite suspicious. He gets threats, hes closing in on the malegaon culprits and then a situation is created where the chief has to go in for the rescue op and then that big name chief is killed.

Thats classic man!
 
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I haven't concluded anything yet! Its called speculation... With links!

Stop being such a drama queen. Its not the end of the world, its just my speculative opinion.

Keep your speculations for later. People are dying.
Do you also want me to speculate on Deccan Mujahideen?.
 
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200 people held hostage at Taj Hotel
Press Trust of India
Thursday, November 27, 2008, (Mumbai)
About 200 people were on Wednesday night holed up inside a hall in the Taj Hotel in Mumbai as they were advised by the hotel staff not to go out because of the attack by terrorists.

They are holed up in the hall in the old wing of the hotel since 9.30 pm, when terrorists struck.

Krishna Das, MP, who was among those held up, said they had been advised not to move out of the hall till the police clears the place of terrorists.

He was having dinner with some friends in a restaurant of the hotel when he heard gunshots. The guests ducked under the table from where they had fleeting glimpse of terrorists who were firing indiscriminately.

At least 10 top business executives are also stuck on another floor of the hotel.
 
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Something needs to be done...

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Firing on at Trident hotel, Army storms besieged Taj NDTV Correspondent
Wednesday, November 26, 2008, (Mumbai)
Over 90 people have been killed and about 200 injured in many terrorist attacks in Mumbai on Wednesday night.

Two five-star hotels - Trident and Taj - are under siege and gunmen are reported to have held the occupants hostage.

An ATS team has arrived at the Taj, where fifth blast was reported; a grenade was flung from inside the hotel. The Army has stormed the Taj hotel and taken position at Trident hotel.

Meanwhile, there are reports that nine suspected terrorists have been caught and two killed in the operation but three escaped.

A little known outfit Deccan Mujahideen has claimed responsibility for the attacks.

Meanwhile, there are reports of firing at JW Marriott hotel also.

"Encounter is on between police and terrorists at Taj and Trident. Our people have surrounded them and the Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) team has arrived at the Taj hotel," A N Roy, Deputy Police Commissioner.

Home Minister Shivraj Patil has left for Mumbai.

Many foreigners are reported to be held hostage by the terrorists.

"Gunmen took 15 hostages and half of them foreigners," said an eye-witness at Taj hotel.

"Gunmen wanted anyone with British or American passport," said another eye-witness.

According to latest reports hostages taken in Cama hospital of the city.

Encounter cops Vijay Salaskar and Ashok Kanthe have been killed in the operation. Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad chief Hemant Karkare who was injured in the operation has succumbed to his injuries.

Additional commissioner of police Sadanand Date is critical.

There are also reports of low intensity blast in Ville Parle and grenade attack in Santa Cruz. Two blasts reported in Napean Sea road area of south Mumbai.

Police sources are investigating a boat which anchored off Mumbai harbour.

It all started with incidents of firing in Colaba and near CST station. One policeman was injured in the firing.

PTI adds Earlier, police cordoned off the CST and none was allowed to enter it.

Two persons armed with automatic weapons and hand grenades were reportedly holding up inside CST stations.

Hundreds of onlookers gathered outside the station. The station and premises has been evacuated.

One policeman was injured in the firing at Colaba and a number of people were wounded at CST where two armed men opened indiscriminate area.

Colaba is one of the most congested and high-profile areas of Mumbai and CST the busiest railway station.
 
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Keep your speculations for later. People are dying.
Do you also want me to speculate on Deccan Mujahideen?.
You're talking as if I'm poking fun at the dead!

What are you even asking me? Go ahead and talk about anything you want on the subject! This is a forum, people TALK! Stop telling people not to talk!
 
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Sohail Tanveer, Kamran Akmal safe in Mumbai terrorism - GEO.tv
Sohail Tanveer, Kamran Akmal safe in Mumbai terrorism

MUMBAI: Pakistani cricketers Sohail Tanveer and Kamran Akmal were also present in Mumbai as the terror struck city however, both cricketers are safe and sound, Geo T.V reported.

More Pakistani and International cricketers are expected to arrive in Mumbai in next few days as T20 Champions League is scheduled from tomorrow.

Also, Sohail Tanveer and Kamran Akmal were to represent Rajhistan Royals team for Indian Premier League (IPL) to be played from next month.
 
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INDIA TV CAPTURES MUMBAI TERRORIST ON CAMERA

The photograph above is of a terrorist who was involved idn an encounter with Mumbai police on Wednesday evening near Oberoi hotel.

Neraly 50 terrorists were reported involved in this near-simultaneous operation in which they struck at nine places indulging in indiscriminate firings and grenade blasts. Of them, 5 to 7 terrorists were reported to be women, though it could not be confirmed.

Two boats laden with explosives were seized by police at Girgaum Chowpatty indicating that the terrorists had a bigger plan of terror in mind.

A little known outfit Deccan Mujahideen has sent e-mails to media houses claiming responsibility, but security experts say that there appears to be a marger hand behind the black Wednesday Terror, which has so far taken a toll of 78 lives, including three senior ATS officers of Mumbai Police.

The dome of the century old Taj Hotel in Mumbai caught fire during the terror strike and was in danger of collapsing, reports raching late after midnight said. Army commandos have reached the spot to counter the terrrorists.
 
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200 people held hostage at Taj Hotel
Press Trust of India
Thursday, November 27, 2008, (Mumbai)
About 200 people were on Wednesday night holed up inside a hall in the Taj Hotel in Mumbai as they were advised by the hotel staff not to go out because of the attack by terrorists.

They are holed up in the hall in the old wing of the hotel since 9.30 pm, when terrorists struck.

Krishna Das, MP, who was among those held up, said they had been advised not to move out of the hall till the police clears the place of terrorists.

He was having dinner with some friends in a restaurant of the hotel when he heard gunshots. The guests ducked under the table from where they had fleeting glimpse of terrorists who were firing indiscriminately.

At least 10 top business executives are also stuck on another floor of the hotel.
But the hotel was stormed by some security officials over an hour back.

What happened?
 
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But the hotel was stormed by some security officials over an hour back.

What happened?

they pull back after ats cheafe kills or stop on there places until commandos never come from delhi
 
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But the hotel was stormed by some security officials over an hour back.

What happened?

They've been evacuated safely.

The terrorists opened fire in the lobby of the Taj earlier, so we might have had casualties.

There are something like 3-5 gunbattles happening right now - things are in a total state of confusion.
 
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