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http://rajeev2004.blogspot.com/2009/02/pak...ta-express.html
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><b>Pak Man Named in Samjhauta Express Blasts</b>
As if we didn't know already, but nevertheless an important reminder to the pro-Pak crowd, the Samjhauta Express blasts were caused by Pakistani terrorists, and not any Hindu ones as the Left have been claiming. TOI reports that the US is seeking to have a Pak man indicted for this terrorist attack, which also claimed a number of Pak lives. Time to rub this in the faces of the pro-Pak types and the Malegaon mythmakers.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
timesofindia.indiatimes.com/India/Samjhauta-blast-US-names-Pak-man/articleshow/4126714.cms
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><b>US names Pak man for blasts on Samjhauta</b>
14 Feb 2009, 0512 hrs IST, TNN
NEW DELHI: In what should scotch all doubts about who was responsible for the Samjhauta Express blasts of February 2007 that killed about 70 people, US has approached the UN to get a certain Asif Kasmani declared an international terrorist.
The reasons cited by US to get Kasmani, a Pakistani national, declared an international terrorist are his involvement in the Samjhauta Express blasts.
Kasmani is considered to be the link between Laskar-e-Toiba and Al Qaida. Though India had blamed the Samjhauta Express blasts on elements from Pakistan, the latter has strenuously denied any connection to the incident.
<b>Much later, a goof-up by the prosecution in the Malegaon blast case raised some doubts about the involvement of Abhinav Bharat plotter Lt Col Srikant Purohit, bringing an Hindutva terror element into play. This had given Pakistan a handle, claiming that terror events are routinely blamed on it while the "Hindu" angle was ignored.</b><!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->See, even the christo TOIlet paper had to admit it.
Just the latest additional proof about how all the terrorism in the <i>entire world</i> is conducted and committed only by christoislamism AKA Religion of Terrorism.
<b>ADDED:</b>
Meanwhile, Pakistan shot itself in the foot and mouth (foot and mouth disease) in jumping the gun and accusing others/insinuating others were culpable:
timesofindia.indiatimes.com/India/Karkare-Purohit-figure-in-Paks-reply-to-India/articleshow/4126695.cms
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><b>Karkare, Purohit figure in Pak's reply to India</b>
NEW DELHI: Both Hemant Karkare, the former head of Maharashtra anti-terror squad, as well as Lt Colonel Srikant Purohit, whom he probed for the
Malegaon blasts, figure in Pakistan's response to India's 26/11 dossier.
According to sources, Pakistan has sought details of eyewitness accounts of Karkare's killing. There is an oblique reference to Purohit as well.
These questions form part of the dossier that Pakistan gave to India on Thursday.
The questions assume significance in view of the doubts â <b>since quelled by US's charge against a Pakistani national, Asif Kashmani</b> âthat Purohit and his group, Abhinav Bharat, could have been involved in the Samjhauta Express blast in February 2007.
Karkare's death became an issue after Cabinet minister A R Antulay raised doubts that he was deliberately thrown in harm's way on 26/11 by people who were upset with the ATS probe into Malegaon blasts.
<b>Sources, however, said the questions were perfunctory and did not seem designed to stoke a controversy, probably meant for Pakistan's domestic audience.</b>
Other questions â about DNA, fingerprints, photographs, intercepts, etc â were simple and India would have no trouble answering them.
Indian officials, however, have noted that while Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi and Zarar Shah of the Lashkar-e-Toiba have been charged by Pakistan, Yousuf Muzammil has remained out of the net. He has been named as one of the top planners of the attacks.
The Pakistani questions wound their way to the Mumbai police on Friday, though it will be a while before India will be able to furnish credible answers. The response will be worked out by the home ministry and the security agencies.
While most of the questions from Pakistan relate to the Mumbai attacks, there is also an attempt to probe deeper into the Indian system. Among other things, Pakistan wants to know how India came to the conclusion that someone like Abu Hamza was involved in the attacks. Abu Hamza's name had not been immediately discernible in the aftermath of the attacks, and Indian investigators have gone to some trouble to trace him out as one of the planners of the Mumbai attacks.
(Is Pakistan trying to work out how India investigates TSP's terrorist crimes on Indian soil, so that TSP can cover its tracks better next time?)
Abu Hamza remains at large and though he figured in Pakistan's investigations as well, Pakistan's questions on the Indian investigation might not find willing takers here. India named Abu Hamza after interrogating Sabauddin Ahmad, another LeT operative, who was caught in early 2008. Ahmad, along with Fahim Ansari, had apparently been part of the recce team for Mumbai. Abu Hamza was also named by the US FBI, after they interrogated Ajmal Amir Kasab, the lone surviving terrorist. <!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->Christoislamism and its religion of compulsive lying. Sad religion of terrorism.
http://rajeev2004.blogspot.com/2009/02/pak...ta-express.html
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><b>Pak Man Named in Samjhauta Express Blasts</b>
As if we didn't know already, but nevertheless an important reminder to the pro-Pak crowd, the Samjhauta Express blasts were caused by Pakistani terrorists, and not any Hindu ones as the Left have been claiming. TOI reports that the US is seeking to have a Pak man indicted for this terrorist attack, which also claimed a number of Pak lives. Time to rub this in the faces of the pro-Pak types and the Malegaon mythmakers.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
timesofindia.indiatimes.com/India/Samjhauta-blast-US-names-Pak-man/articleshow/4126714.cms
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><b>US names Pak man for blasts on Samjhauta</b>
14 Feb 2009, 0512 hrs IST, TNN
NEW DELHI: In what should scotch all doubts about who was responsible for the Samjhauta Express blasts of February 2007 that killed about 70 people, US has approached the UN to get a certain Asif Kasmani declared an international terrorist.
The reasons cited by US to get Kasmani, a Pakistani national, declared an international terrorist are his involvement in the Samjhauta Express blasts.
Kasmani is considered to be the link between Laskar-e-Toiba and Al Qaida. Though India had blamed the Samjhauta Express blasts on elements from Pakistan, the latter has strenuously denied any connection to the incident.
<b>Much later, a goof-up by the prosecution in the Malegaon blast case raised some doubts about the involvement of Abhinav Bharat plotter Lt Col Srikant Purohit, bringing an Hindutva terror element into play. This had given Pakistan a handle, claiming that terror events are routinely blamed on it while the "Hindu" angle was ignored.</b><!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->See, even the christo TOIlet paper had to admit it.
Just the latest additional proof about how all the terrorism in the <i>entire world</i> is conducted and committed only by christoislamism AKA Religion of Terrorism.
<b>ADDED:</b>
Meanwhile, Pakistan shot itself in the foot and mouth (foot and mouth disease) in jumping the gun and accusing others/insinuating others were culpable:
timesofindia.indiatimes.com/India/Karkare-Purohit-figure-in-Paks-reply-to-India/articleshow/4126695.cms
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><b>Karkare, Purohit figure in Pak's reply to India</b>
NEW DELHI: Both Hemant Karkare, the former head of Maharashtra anti-terror squad, as well as Lt Colonel Srikant Purohit, whom he probed for the
Malegaon blasts, figure in Pakistan's response to India's 26/11 dossier.
According to sources, Pakistan has sought details of eyewitness accounts of Karkare's killing. There is an oblique reference to Purohit as well.
These questions form part of the dossier that Pakistan gave to India on Thursday.
The questions assume significance in view of the doubts â <b>since quelled by US's charge against a Pakistani national, Asif Kashmani</b> âthat Purohit and his group, Abhinav Bharat, could have been involved in the Samjhauta Express blast in February 2007.
Karkare's death became an issue after Cabinet minister A R Antulay raised doubts that he was deliberately thrown in harm's way on 26/11 by people who were upset with the ATS probe into Malegaon blasts.
<b>Sources, however, said the questions were perfunctory and did not seem designed to stoke a controversy, probably meant for Pakistan's domestic audience.</b>
Other questions â about DNA, fingerprints, photographs, intercepts, etc â were simple and India would have no trouble answering them.
Indian officials, however, have noted that while Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi and Zarar Shah of the Lashkar-e-Toiba have been charged by Pakistan, Yousuf Muzammil has remained out of the net. He has been named as one of the top planners of the attacks.
The Pakistani questions wound their way to the Mumbai police on Friday, though it will be a while before India will be able to furnish credible answers. The response will be worked out by the home ministry and the security agencies.
While most of the questions from Pakistan relate to the Mumbai attacks, there is also an attempt to probe deeper into the Indian system. Among other things, Pakistan wants to know how India came to the conclusion that someone like Abu Hamza was involved in the attacks. Abu Hamza's name had not been immediately discernible in the aftermath of the attacks, and Indian investigators have gone to some trouble to trace him out as one of the planners of the Mumbai attacks.
(Is Pakistan trying to work out how India investigates TSP's terrorist crimes on Indian soil, so that TSP can cover its tracks better next time?)
Abu Hamza remains at large and though he figured in Pakistan's investigations as well, Pakistan's questions on the Indian investigation might not find willing takers here. India named Abu Hamza after interrogating Sabauddin Ahmad, another LeT operative, who was caught in early 2008. Ahmad, along with Fahim Ansari, had apparently been part of the recce team for Mumbai. Abu Hamza was also named by the US FBI, after they interrogated Ajmal Amir Kasab, the lone surviving terrorist. <!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->Christoislamism and its religion of compulsive lying. Sad religion of terrorism.