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That happens in your country only my friend.We blame AQ/Talibans normally and Musharraf or any pm never blamed Indian about any bombing officially.
Samjhauta Express bombing carried out by indian army officer
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India: Hindu supremacist terror network had ties to military
By Kranti Kumara and Keith Jones
27 November 2008
The police investigation into the synchronised September 29 bombing attacks in Malegaon, a city in the west Indian state of Maharashtra, and Madosa, in the neighbouring state of Gujarat, has rattled Indias political establishment.
The police have thus far arrested 11 people, while indicating that others, potentially many others, may yet be implicated in what they have termed an extensive Hindu-extremist terror network.
The arrested include a lieutenant colonel attached to the Indian Armys Military Intelligence Corps and a retired army major. Two of the suspects, a Hindu sadhu (holy man) and a sadhvi (holy woman), have long-standing and extensive contacts with prominent politicians and businessmen. All of the alleged principals in the bombing plot have ties to one or more of Indias major Hindu-nationalist organisations: the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), the official opposition in Indias parliament, the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP, World Hindu Council), and the Rashtriya Swayamsewak Sangh or RSS.
The police have said that they are investigating whether those arrested, or their as-yet-unidentified associates, are responsible for other terrorist atrocities, including the 2007 Samjhuata train bombing, which killed 68 people, most of them Pakistanis, travelling to Pakistan from India.
The Malegaon bombing killed 5 Muslims and injured more than 80 others, while the Madosa bombing resulted in one death.
Although the September 29 bombings clearly targeted Muslimsthey were set off near mosquesthe police and press immediately blamed them on Islamicist terrorists, and a number of Muslims were subsequently caught up in a police dragnet.
But less than two weeks later, the Maharashtra state Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) said it had uncovered evidence that the bombing attacks were carried out by Hindu extremists and made the first in a series of arrests. Initially, the ATS named the sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur, who was long active in the BJPs student movement, as the mastermind of the plot.
Later, the ATS arrested Lieutenant Colonel Srikant Purohit. He is now said to have led the terrorist cell that carried out the Malegaon bombing. He is alleged to have given military training to the other suspects and, even more importantly, to have provided them with the military-grade explosive RDX.
Purohit and retired army Major Samir Kulkarniand, who also helped train the alleged bombers, are reputed to be the co-founders of Abhinav Bharat (AB, Young India Society)a fanatical Hindu-supremacist organisation established in 2006 ostensibly to defend Hindus and fight against their oppression.
RDX was used in the Malegaon bombings and several other recent terrorist atrocities in India. Since RDX is very difficult to obtain, its use has been cited by Indian authorities, until now, as proof that those perpetrating the bombings must be from Islamicist organisations with ties to Pakistani or Bangladeshi military-intelligence agencies.
Purohits arrest has shaken Indias military high command. It has rushed to dismiss him as a single rogue officer. But there have been repeated media reports suggesting several other current army officers have been implicated in the terrorist plot.
Mondays Indian Express reported that Purohit has implicated a serving Indian Army colonel, and a television broadcast, later that same day, claimed five army officers are being investigated for their links with the Abhinav Bharat.
The November 12 arrest of a self-styled Hindu sadhu named Dayanand Pandey has also caused considerable disquiet in the Indian establishment.
In pleading yesterday for a Mumbai court to authorise the continued detention and interrogation of Pandey, a government lawyer said that police have recovered evidence from Pandeys laptop showing he had several meetings with Sadhvi Thakur and Lt. Col. Purohit shortly before the September 29 bombings. Special Prosecutor Rohini Salian claimed that in a video clip on Pandeys computer, he, Sadhvi, Purohit and other persons, whose name cannot be disclosed, are seen talking about RDX, chemicals, hand grenades and training."
The head of a shrine in Kashmir, Pandey was, according to news reports, frequently visited by high-profile politicians and businessmen.
The exposure of a Hindu-supremacist terrorist network has thrown the BJP and its allies in the Sangh Parivar, a family of organisations historically led by the RSS, into crisis.
Initially, the BJP tried to distance itself from the sadhvi Thakur, but very quickly this gave way to a campaign aimed at discrediting and derailing the police investigation.
The BJP has long hailed the ATS, denouncing as traitors anyone who questioned, let alone criticised, its actions, including its frequent use of mass arrests. Indias official opposition has also repeatedly attacked Indias Congress Party-led United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government for rescinding the Prevention of Terrorism Act (POTA), which among other things placed the burden of proof in terrorist cases on the accused.
But in recent weeks, the BJP has suddenly found much wrong with the ATS. The BJP has suggested that, under pressure from the government, it is targeting Hindu holy people and other Hindus, demanded that it immediately provide proof against the accused or let them go, and trumpeted claims by Purohit and his associates that the police have tortured them.
Bal Thackeray, the supremo of the Shiv Sena, a longtime ally of the BJP, has forthrightly accused the ATS of framing the Malegaon bombing accused. But he also said that if they did orchestrate the bombings, they should be defended because such murderous attacks on Muslims are justified.
Campaigning yesterday in Delhi, where state elections are soon to be held, the BJP chief minister of Gujarat, Narendra Modi, accused the Congress of maligning the military by imputing that it is involved in terrorist activities. "What Pakistan was not able to do in the last 20 years, declared Modi, the Manmohan Singh government has achieved in just 20 days. They have succeeded in branding our soldiers as terrorists."
The exposure of a Hindu-supremacist terror network is extremely damaging for the BJP not just because some of the accused have long-standing ties to the BJP and/or its sister Hindu-supremacist organisations.
The BJP has long made clear that it intends to place at the centre of its campaign in the next national election, which must be held in the first half of 2009, the spurious charge that the Congress is soft on terrorism. For years, the BJP has claimed that the UPA government will not crack down on terrorism because of vote bank politicsthat is, its alleged fear of alienating Muslim voters.
Nor can it be ruled out that prominent cadres of one or more of the major Hindu supremacist organisations could themselves be implicated in the Hindu terrorist network. The VHP, RSS, and BJP all have a long and bloody record of inciting violence against Indias religious minorities.
The Indian Express claimed earlier this week that Lt. Col. Purohit told Indias Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) that VHP General Secretary Pravin Togadia was instrumental in founding the Abhinav Bharat.
The government has responded to the Hindu rights vehement campaign in defence of the accused in the Maleagon bombing with a series of conciliatory gestures. After BJP prime ministerial candidate L.K. Advani charged that the sadhvi Thakur had been physically and psychologically tortured by police, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh arranged for Advani to receive a briefing from National Security Adviser M.K. Narayanan.
In a further attempt to get the BJP-RSS leader on side, police have reportedly revealed to them that Purohits group had plans to assassinate one or more senior RSS leaders.
This could well be true. The Hindu right is a toxic and highly unstable political movement. In recent years, the RSS and BJP, many of whose senior leaders, Advani included, are lifelong RSS activists, have been criticised, with increasing vehemence, by fellow Hindu supremacists, including the VHP leadership. The BJP, for example, has been chastised for not more aggressively pursuing key Hindutva causes, including the building of a Hindu temple at the site of the razed Babri Masjid mosque in Ayodhya and eliminating Kashmirs special constitutional status, when it led a national coalition government from 1998 to 2004.
If the Malaegon bombers did plot to assassinate RSS leaders it would have been with a double purpose, with the aim of eliminating traitors to Hindutva and providing a pretext for inciting violence against Muslims, since such an attack would invariably have been blamed on Muslim extremists.
Indias corporate media and political and military-security establishments have expressed shock at the phenomenon of Hindu-supremacist terrorism.
But this is only because they have been willfully blind.
Willfully blind because it has served their ends to present the problem of terrorism in India as exclusively foreign-born and blind because they do not want to acknowledge the extent to which the worlds largest democracy has given rise to an aggressive Hindu communalism, in which fascist elements flourish, and their own complicity in this process.
Evidence of the existence of Hindu-supremacist terrorists significantly predates the events of September 29.
In April 2006, two leaders of the VHPs youth movement, the Bajrang Dal, were killed when a bomb they were building exploded in Nanded, a city in southeastern Maharashtra. Four others injured in that explosion later told authorities that the dead had been responsible for a series of bomb blasts in 2003 and 2004.
In 2007, a further explosion in Nanded killed two people including a Shiv Sena activist.
The Times of India, in a report published November 8, said that at the time of the first Nanded explosion, police were provided evidence of the extensive involvement of retired military and Intelligence Bureau personnel in training Hindu extremists, but these ties were not aggressively investigated.
Even more importantly, there is the long record of Hindutvite-led and inspired mass violence against religious minoritiesviolence that has repeatedly demonstrated the Hindu supremacists willingness and ability to perpetrate murder and terror. To mention only the two most notorious examples: the 1992 razing of the Babri Majid mosque, which led to the worst communal rioting since the 1947 partition of India, and the 2002 anti-Muslim pogrom in Gujarat, which killed some 2,000 and left a further 100,000 homeless.
India: Hindu supremacist terror network had ties to military
By Kranti Kumara and Keith Jones
27 November 2008
The police investigation into the synchronised September 29 bombing attacks in Malegaon, a city in the west Indian state of Maharashtra, and Madosa, in the neighbouring state of Gujarat, has rattled Indias political establishment.
The police have thus far arrested 11 people, while indicating that others, potentially many others, may yet be implicated in what they have termed an extensive Hindu-extremist terror network.
The arrested include a lieutenant colonel attached to the Indian Armys Military Intelligence Corps and a retired army major. Two of the suspects, a Hindu sadhu (holy man) and a sadhvi (holy woman), have long-standing and extensive contacts with prominent politicians and businessmen. All of the alleged principals in the bombing plot have ties to one or more of Indias major Hindu-nationalist organisations: the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), the official opposition in Indias parliament, the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP, World Hindu Council), and the Rashtriya Swayamsewak Sangh or RSS.
The police have said that they are investigating whether those arrested, or their as-yet-unidentified associates, are responsible for other terrorist atrocities, including the 2007 Samjhuata train bombing, which killed 68 people, most of them Pakistanis, travelling to Pakistan from India.
The Malegaon bombing killed 5 Muslims and injured more than 80 others, while the Madosa bombing resulted in one death.
Although the September 29 bombings clearly targeted Muslimsthey were set off near mosquesthe police and press immediately blamed them on Islamicist terrorists, and a number of Muslims were subsequently caught up in a police dragnet.
But less than two weeks later, the Maharashtra state Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) said it had uncovered evidence that the bombing attacks were carried out by Hindu extremists and made the first in a series of arrests. Initially, the ATS named the sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur, who was long active in the BJPs student movement, as the mastermind of the plot.
Later, the ATS arrested Lieutenant Colonel Srikant Purohit. He is now said to have led the terrorist cell that carried out the Malegaon bombing. He is alleged to have given military training to the other suspects and, even more importantly, to have provided them with the military-grade explosive RDX.
Purohit and retired army Major Samir Kulkarniand, who also helped train the alleged bombers, are reputed to be the co-founders of Abhinav Bharat (AB, Young India Society)a fanatical Hindu-supremacist organisation established in 2006 ostensibly to defend Hindus and fight against their oppression.
RDX was used in the Malegaon bombings and several other recent terrorist atrocities in India. Since RDX is very difficult to obtain, its use has been cited by Indian authorities, until now, as proof that those perpetrating the bombings must be from Islamicist organisations with ties to Pakistani or Bangladeshi military-intelligence agencies.
Purohits arrest has shaken Indias military high command. It has rushed to dismiss him as a single rogue officer. But there have been repeated media reports suggesting several other current army officers have been implicated in the terrorist plot.
Mondays Indian Express reported that Purohit has implicated a serving Indian Army colonel, and a television broadcast, later that same day, claimed five army officers are being investigated for their links with the Abhinav Bharat.
The November 12 arrest of a self-styled Hindu sadhu named Dayanand Pandey has also caused considerable disquiet in the Indian establishment.
In pleading yesterday for a Mumbai court to authorise the continued detention and interrogation of Pandey, a government lawyer said that police have recovered evidence from Pandeys laptop showing he had several meetings with Sadhvi Thakur and Lt. Col. Purohit shortly before the September 29 bombings. Special Prosecutor Rohini Salian claimed that in a video clip on Pandeys computer, he, Sadhvi, Purohit and other persons, whose name cannot be disclosed, are seen talking about RDX, chemicals, hand grenades and training."
The head of a shrine in Kashmir, Pandey was, according to news reports, frequently visited by high-profile politicians and businessmen.
The exposure of a Hindu-supremacist terrorist network has thrown the BJP and its allies in the Sangh Parivar, a family of organisations historically led by the RSS, into crisis.
Initially, the BJP tried to distance itself from the sadhvi Thakur, but very quickly this gave way to a campaign aimed at discrediting and derailing the police investigation.
The BJP has long hailed the ATS, denouncing as traitors anyone who questioned, let alone criticised, its actions, including its frequent use of mass arrests. Indias official opposition has also repeatedly attacked Indias Congress Party-led United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government for rescinding the Prevention of Terrorism Act (POTA), which among other things placed the burden of proof in terrorist cases on the accused.
But in recent weeks, the BJP has suddenly found much wrong with the ATS. The BJP has suggested that, under pressure from the government, it is targeting Hindu holy people and other Hindus, demanded that it immediately provide proof against the accused or let them go, and trumpeted claims by Purohit and his associates that the police have tortured them.
Bal Thackeray, the supremo of the Shiv Sena, a longtime ally of the BJP, has forthrightly accused the ATS of framing the Malegaon bombing accused. But he also said that if they did orchestrate the bombings, they should be defended because such murderous attacks on Muslims are justified.
Campaigning yesterday in Delhi, where state elections are soon to be held, the BJP chief minister of Gujarat, Narendra Modi, accused the Congress of maligning the military by imputing that it is involved in terrorist activities. "What Pakistan was not able to do in the last 20 years, declared Modi, the Manmohan Singh government has achieved in just 20 days. They have succeeded in branding our soldiers as terrorists."
The exposure of a Hindu-supremacist terror network is extremely damaging for the BJP not just because some of the accused have long-standing ties to the BJP and/or its sister Hindu-supremacist organisations.
The BJP has long made clear that it intends to place at the centre of its campaign in the next national election, which must be held in the first half of 2009, the spurious charge that the Congress is soft on terrorism. For years, the BJP has claimed that the UPA government will not crack down on terrorism because of vote bank politicsthat is, its alleged fear of alienating Muslim voters.
Nor can it be ruled out that prominent cadres of one or more of the major Hindu supremacist organisations could themselves be implicated in the Hindu terrorist network. The VHP, RSS, and BJP all have a long and bloody record of inciting violence against Indias religious minorities.
The Indian Express claimed earlier this week that Lt. Col. Purohit told Indias Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) that VHP General Secretary Pravin Togadia was instrumental in founding the Abhinav Bharat.
The government has responded to the Hindu rights vehement campaign in defence of the accused in the Maleagon bombing with a series of conciliatory gestures. After BJP prime ministerial candidate L.K. Advani charged that the sadhvi Thakur had been physically and psychologically tortured by police, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh arranged for Advani to receive a briefing from National Security Adviser M.K. Narayanan.
In a further attempt to get the BJP-RSS leader on side, police have reportedly revealed to them that Purohits group had plans to assassinate one or more senior RSS leaders.
This could well be true. The Hindu right is a toxic and highly unstable political movement. In recent years, the RSS and BJP, many of whose senior leaders, Advani included, are lifelong RSS activists, have been criticised, with increasing vehemence, by fellow Hindu supremacists, including the VHP leadership. The BJP, for example, has been chastised for not more aggressively pursuing key Hindutva causes, including the building of a Hindu temple at the site of the razed Babri Masjid mosque in Ayodhya and eliminating Kashmirs special constitutional status, when it led a national coalition government from 1998 to 2004.
If the Malaegon bombers did plot to assassinate RSS leaders it would have been with a double purpose, with the aim of eliminating traitors to Hindutva and providing a pretext for inciting violence against Muslims, since such an attack would invariably have been blamed on Muslim extremists.
Indias corporate media and political and military-security establishments have expressed shock at the phenomenon of Hindu-supremacist terrorism.
But this is only because they have been willfully blind.
Willfully blind because it has served their ends to present the problem of terrorism in India as exclusively foreign-born and blind because they do not want to acknowledge the extent to which the worlds largest democracy has given rise to an aggressive Hindu communalism, in which fascist elements flourish, and their own complicity in this process.
Evidence of the existence of Hindu-supremacist terrorists significantly predates the events of September 29.
In April 2006, two leaders of the VHPs youth movement, the Bajrang Dal, were killed when a bomb they were building exploded in Nanded, a city in southeastern Maharashtra. Four others injured in that explosion later told authorities that the dead had been responsible for a series of bomb blasts in 2003 and 2004.
In 2007, a further explosion in Nanded killed two people including a Shiv Sena activist.
The Times of India, in a report published November 8, said that at the time of the first Nanded explosion, police were provided evidence of the extensive involvement of retired military and Intelligence Bureau personnel in training Hindu extremists, but these ties were not aggressively investigated.
Even more importantly, there is the long record of Hindutvite-led and inspired mass violence against religious minoritiesviolence that has repeatedly demonstrated the Hindu supremacists willingness and ability to perpetrate murder and terror. To mention only the two most notorious examples: the 1992 razing of the Babri Majid mosque, which led to the worst communal rioting since the 1947 partition of India, and the 2002 anti-Muslim pogrom in Gujarat, which killed some 2,000 and left a further 100,000 homeless.
India: Hindu supremacist terror network had ties to military
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SRINAGAR, Nov 27 (APP): The probe of Malegaon blasts by ATS, CBI and other intelligence agencies is in progress. In the light of evidences and verbal statements of apprehended suspects, it appears that the BJP, RSS, VHP, Bajrang and National Conference had joined hands to carryout joint terrorism against the minorities including Muslims.
In the same regard, a senior PDP leader, Tariq Hamid Karra blamed Omar Abdullah for his links with terrorists. He asked National Conference President Omar Abdullah to justify a photo showing Malegaon blasts culprit Dayanand Pandey with him. Omar Abdullah defended himself on the plea that seen in the same function with somebody accused of criminal activity does not tantamount to guilt.
PDP leader Tariq Hamid Karra claimed that the photograph was taken in Haridwar. He added that the photograph is evidence that there is something that needs to be probed thoroughly.
Meanwhile, commenting on the photograph displayed by Karra at a press conference, Omar Abdullah told a press conference that the photograph was taken at Durga Nag Temple Trust in 2002‑03.
He disclosed that his father, Farooq Abdullah had helped in setting up of a dormitory in the trust and in the same regard he was invited for the function. However, his father was not in the city so he was asked to attend the function on his behalf. Omar said that he was ready to face probe by any agency, including CBI, ATS and Joint Parliamentary Committee, as he was confident that he was not guilty. He added that if he is found guilty, he will quit politics the same day.
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Not only Pakistan but Bangladesh also is blamed. I am sure that after the Mumbai attacks fingers will be pointed at Dhaka and Islamabad even though one of the attackers has already said to look at the state of Indian Muslims as a cause of what is happening now.
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yea they already started doing that i think manmohan blamed the "neighboring countries" already
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Dude. Do a comparision. Go ahead and take a look at the amusing articles you create. I mean dont you feel like your government and media is treating u like an idiot? In a country of 1.1 billion people (about 1/5 of world population) every bomb or bullet that goes off is blamed on foreigners? I mean comeon. Kitna aur chutyapa karo gey yaar? I mean dont u think u really make fools of yourself by believing everything there?
Just check out these article headings that have come out in Indian newspapers:
Pakistani female ISI agent established sexual relationship with British military attaché to Pakistan
ISI trying to spread H5N1 virus in India
ISI agent Shiv Shankar Sahu arrested
ISI infiltrating Jihadis and Seperatists from Bangladesh and Nepal
The Nefarious Activities of Pakistan's ISI
Dont you find all this amusing. I mean honestly I want ANY Indian to answer this. Please answer it.
Do you believe everything ur media churns out? Because honestly some of these articles are so amusing that I have been down on the floor in spasms of laughter. For others i start laughing when i think about them and literally they have been mass entertainment... Really.
I could'nt find the one about how a pakistani agent was helped to fulfill his sexual desires while he was in India to support jihadis. Another one was an article on an ISI agent acting like a girl to trap young hindu males into the ISI.
Do all Indians believe these articles?
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No answers i assume... its natural thing...
if these questions are answered it will just prove that its stupid to point across the border for all terrorist strikes.
I am sorry I said please answer them. I think Indians should just avoid them cauz it will avoid the issue completely.
if these questions are answered it will just prove that its stupid to point across the border for all terrorist strikes.
I am sorry I said please answer them. I think Indians should just avoid them cauz it will avoid the issue completely.
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Congress official blames Hindu groups for Samjhota Express bombing
By Iftikhar Gilani
NEW DELHI: A top ruling Congress party leader has blamed Hindu groups for the 2007 bombing of the Lahore-bound Samjhota Express train in India. Bombs ripped apart the train as it passed the Diwana Station near the Indian city of Panipat killing 68 passengers, mostly Pakistanis, around midnight on 18 February 2007.
Speaking in Ajmer, Congress General Secretary Digvijay Singh claimed that groups linked to the ultra-Hindu nationalist Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) were behind the terror attacks including the Samjhota train blasts. The Congress leader said the RSS and its affiliate Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) had been training activists in bomb making and that the pattern behind the Samjhota, Mecca Masjid and Malegaon blasts was similar to their methods.
"I have been saying that groups linked to the RSS were behind the Ajmer Dargah blasts. The same groups were behind the Samjhoa blasts, Mecca Masjid blast in Hyderabad and the 2006 Malegaon blast. The pattern in all these blasts is the same. They used iron pipes filled with a mixture of Ammonium Nitrate, TNT and RDX. Also, mobile phones were used to trigger the blasts," Digvijay Singh said.
Separately, the Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) on Thursday accused Delhi of a lack of clarity and firmness in dealing with Hindutva terror targeting Muslims. The UPA (United Progressive Alliance) government has shown a lack of clarity and firmness in dealing with Hindutva terror, the CPI-M said in a statement.
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By Iftikhar Gilani
NEW DELHI: A top ruling Congress party leader has blamed Hindu groups for the 2007 bombing of the Lahore-bound Samjhota Express train in India. Bombs ripped apart the train as it passed the Diwana Station near the Indian city of Panipat killing 68 passengers, mostly Pakistanis, around midnight on 18 February 2007.
Speaking in Ajmer, Congress General Secretary Digvijay Singh claimed that groups linked to the ultra-Hindu nationalist Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) were behind the terror attacks including the Samjhota train blasts. The Congress leader said the RSS and its affiliate Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) had been training activists in bomb making and that the pattern behind the Samjhota, Mecca Masjid and Malegaon blasts was similar to their methods.
"I have been saying that groups linked to the RSS were behind the Ajmer Dargah blasts. The same groups were behind the Samjhoa blasts, Mecca Masjid blast in Hyderabad and the 2006 Malegaon blast. The pattern in all these blasts is the same. They used iron pipes filled with a mixture of Ammonium Nitrate, TNT and RDX. Also, mobile phones were used to trigger the blasts," Digvijay Singh said.
Separately, the Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) on Thursday accused Delhi of a lack of clarity and firmness in dealing with Hindutva terror targeting Muslims. The UPA (United Progressive Alliance) government has shown a lack of clarity and firmness in dealing with Hindutva terror, the CPI-M said in a statement.
Daily Times - Leading News Resource of Pakistan
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Well, this case was a tricky one. We've had a Col arrested, a Hindu group, but investigations are still on.
The US intelligence think they have the culprit. Read this report.
TG-192: Treasury Targets Al Qaida and Lashkar-E Tayyiba Networks in Pakistan
The US intelligence think they have the culprit. Read this report.
TG-192: Treasury Targets Al Qaida and Lashkar-E Tayyiba Networks in Pakistan
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yup. quite different from wat ground investigation is pointing towards.
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All I want to say is, A BIG SHAME!!!!!!!! 
Pakistan Zindabad, Walaykum As-Salam
Pakistan Zindabad, Walaykum As-Salam
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Well not really, what this moron is saying has nothing to do with what ground investigation is showing .
Samjhauta blast was a fire bombing using plastic bottles. What he's saying is just BS, he'll sell his mom and dad, if he's not done it already for politics.
