03-17-2006, 10:10 PM
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RK Misra/ Gandhinagar
Four suspected terrorists were killed by Ahmedabad Police in a pre-dawn encounter on the outskirts of the city on Friday in which a constable was also injured. Four pistols and explosives have been recovered.
Mr PP Pandey, joint commissioner and chief of the Crime Branch of Ahmedabad Police told newspersons that the four, whose identities have not been disclosed, are believed to be <b>Harkat-ul -Mujahideen terrorists. </b>
"We had information that terrorists were planning a major strike in Gujarat and we were maintaining strict vigil especially on movement in and out of the State," he said.
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Beside weapons and explosives, the police also <b>seized three SIM cards</b>. <b>Two of these cards were local while one had been brought from some other part of the country</b>.
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That Gujarat figures high on the terrorists' hitlist is evident not only from the Akshardham attack but also from the fact that the attack on the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) at Bangalore on December 28 also had an Ahmedabad connection. A team of the Bangalore Police visited Ahmedabad last month and after permission from the POTA court met the accused in the ISI conspiracy case in the Sabarmati Central Jail. The team had questioned seven persons, including Asghar Ali, a LeT terrorist accused of killing former Gujarat Home Minister Haren Pandya, and Maulana Nasirudin.
Gujarat Police is also in touch with its Delhi counterparts after it was learnt that LeT's Abu Hazafa, who was involved in the Akshardham attack had emerged as the mastermind of the Delhi blasts.,
<b>Gulam Yazdani alias Naved, who hailed from Hyderabad and was killed in a police encounter outside Delhi hours after the Varanasi blasts, was also an absconder in an ISI conspiracy case here. The police strongly believe that the Varanasi blasts and the explosion at the Ahmedabad railway station on February 19 are the handiwork of the same group as the modus operandi is the same.</b>
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According to media and police unofficial press release. As of today -
1) No clue about Delhi blast.
2) No clue about Bangalore blast.
3) No clue about Varanasi blast .
4) All caught LeT or Harkat terrorist are Indian born but Indian Police use Pakistan terrorist groups name. Are they telling us that Indian and Pakistan terrorist groups are completely merged?
5) Also, it means, they are no more Kashmiri mujahadeen group but Pan-Islamic Jihadist group.
6) Why Police are using Pakistani name? Are they trying to confuse gullible Indian public to buy short term peace from Hindus?
RK Misra/ Gandhinagar
Four suspected terrorists were killed by Ahmedabad Police in a pre-dawn encounter on the outskirts of the city on Friday in which a constable was also injured. Four pistols and explosives have been recovered.
Mr PP Pandey, joint commissioner and chief of the Crime Branch of Ahmedabad Police told newspersons that the four, whose identities have not been disclosed, are believed to be <b>Harkat-ul -Mujahideen terrorists. </b>
"We had information that terrorists were planning a major strike in Gujarat and we were maintaining strict vigil especially on movement in and out of the State," he said.
Â
Beside weapons and explosives, the police also <b>seized three SIM cards</b>. <b>Two of these cards were local while one had been brought from some other part of the country</b>.
.........................
That Gujarat figures high on the terrorists' hitlist is evident not only from the Akshardham attack but also from the fact that the attack on the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) at Bangalore on December 28 also had an Ahmedabad connection. A team of the Bangalore Police visited Ahmedabad last month and after permission from the POTA court met the accused in the ISI conspiracy case in the Sabarmati Central Jail. The team had questioned seven persons, including Asghar Ali, a LeT terrorist accused of killing former Gujarat Home Minister Haren Pandya, and Maulana Nasirudin.
Gujarat Police is also in touch with its Delhi counterparts after it was learnt that LeT's Abu Hazafa, who was involved in the Akshardham attack had emerged as the mastermind of the Delhi blasts.,
<b>Gulam Yazdani alias Naved, who hailed from Hyderabad and was killed in a police encounter outside Delhi hours after the Varanasi blasts, was also an absconder in an ISI conspiracy case here. The police strongly believe that the Varanasi blasts and the explosion at the Ahmedabad railway station on February 19 are the handiwork of the same group as the modus operandi is the same.</b>
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According to media and police unofficial press release. As of today -
1) No clue about Delhi blast.
2) No clue about Bangalore blast.
3) No clue about Varanasi blast .
4) All caught LeT or Harkat terrorist are Indian born but Indian Police use Pakistan terrorist groups name. Are they telling us that Indian and Pakistan terrorist groups are completely merged?
5) Also, it means, they are no more Kashmiri mujahadeen group but Pan-Islamic Jihadist group.
6) Why Police are using Pakistani name? Are they trying to confuse gullible Indian public to buy short term peace from Hindus?