Ayodhya

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<b>'Ayodhya attack planned in B'desh' </b>
Sachin Parashar

[ Sunday, October 30, 2005 01:04:54 amTIMES NEWS NETWORK ]
NEW DELHI: Saturday's blasts come close on the heels of police closing in on the main Ayodhya accused, Maqbool Hussain (32), a JeM terrorist. Police have gathered intelligence that the conspiracy to attack the temple in Ayodhya had been hatched in Bangladesh.

Maqbool was held with his aide Adnan, a Pakistan national. Prior to the Ayodhya attack, Maqbool was staying at Mehrauli. Adnan apparently crossed over to India a few years ago and managed to acquire an Indian passport.

He also married a Kashmiri woman. The police and intelligence agencies are working in tandem to arrest the associates of Maqbool in the attack — the reason why the breakthrough has not been made public as yet.

Maqbool adopted various identities — Jaish had given him the name of Zahid, while in Bangladesh he was called Anwar. His email identity, which he used to send instructions for the Ayodhya attack, is anwar7591@yahoo. com.

His address in Bangla-desh was 126/C Monkada Para, Moti Jheel, Dhaka. He also set up business there under the name of Farooq Traders. He also spent five years (1992-97) studying at Deoband.

Maqbool then left for Karachi where he met Javed and Akram, two militants owing allegiance to Harkat-ul-Ansar. He got rigorous training in weapons. When he was considered sufficiently indoctrinated and trained in the business of death, Maqbool was taken to Bahawalpur to meet Masood Azhar.
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