DMK's and AP Target - Hindu Temples

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Related to post 101 above, on the "International Islamic College coming near Tirupati after encroaching land belonging to Vishnu temple".



1. Perhaps not in chronological order. HK links for archival purposes. But I think all Hindus should read them, as they document really important details.



haindavakeralam.com/HkPage.aspx?PAGEID=18149&SKIN=B

Report on Islamic University by the Fact Finding Committee



haindavakeralam.com/HKPage.aspx?PageID=18155&SKIN=B

Tirupati - Stop work in arabic school: High Court



haindavakeralam.com/HKPage.aspx?PageID=18104&SKIN=B

Tirupathi - Five Floors of Islamic University are ordered to be demolished



haindavakeralam.com/HKPage.aspx?PageID=18174&SKIN=B

Demolish Islamic Varsity Near Tirupati, Say Seers





Note: 5 out of 6 or so floors are to be demolished, but the court has not told islam/the islamic "university" to leave from the Hindu temple grounds that the christian AP govt confiscated and handed over to islam. So even if 5 floors are taken down, islam will tomorrow reconstruct them or just expand horizontally. Oh you know they will.





2. Islamics had recently organised a jihadi (i.e. islamic-terrorist) attack on the Brahmotsam at Tirupati but been thwarted.



youtube.com/watch?v=eMfVMEjVhc8

Police Foil terrorists Blast plan at Tirumala - Studio N





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<<<<<<< Terrorist Plan to attack Tirupati Brahmotsavam >>>>>>>> [color="#0000FF"]http://t.co/FKdaP876vg[/color] @SRIRAMChannel Oct 05, 2013 09:52:50 GMT Follow @SRIRAMChannel



which links to

facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=686949907984751&l=cacc32bbbd







rajeev2004.blogspot.co.uk/2013/10/quick-notes-fifa-slavery-wildcat.html

already covered the news:

Police seized small weapons and explosives from a house in Puttur area of Chittoor district and said Isamail and Malik may have been planning to target the 'Brahmotsavam' celebrations at the Tirumala-Tirupati temple starting next week.

and linked to:



indianexpress.com/news/bangalore-bjp-office-blast-case-cracked-three-held/1178977/

indianexpress.com/news/bangalore-bjp-office-blast-case-cracked-three-held/1178977/2

indianexpress.com/news/bangalore-bjp-office-blast-case-cracked-three-held/1178977/3

(Original article contains lots of links in the body of the text)

Bangalore BJP office blast case 'cracked', three held

Express News Service : Hyderabad, Sun Oct 06 2013, 09:39 hrs



[Photo caption:] Isamail and Malik were held after a 10-hour-long operation near Tirupati. PTI



Bangalore BJP office blast case 'cracked', three heldExpress News Service : Hyderabad, Sun Oct 06 2013, 09:39 hrs



The Andhra Pradesh Police claimed to have solved the Bangalore BJP office blast case of April 17 with the arrest of two murder suspects and alleged members of the Islamic Liberation Force from a house in Puttur area of Chittoor district on Saturday, after a 10-hour-long operation.



Three arrested in Tamil Nadu for blast near BJP office in Bangalore



Panna Isamail, 38, and Bilal Malik, 25, reportedly planted the bomb outside the BJP office, that left 16 people injured. The two, along with Fakhruddin, 35, who was arrested on Friday in Chennai, had been named by the Bangalore police as the main accused in the blast.



Tamil Nadu terror cell behind blast near BJP office in Bangalore: Probe



Isamail and Malik are also wanted in the bid to attack L K Advani's convoy at Madurai in Tamil Nadu in 2011.



Suspected to be Islamist radicals with links to several terror outfits, they reportedly targeted leaders of Hindu organisations in Tamil Nadu. The Islamic Liberation Force was founded by Imam Ali of Madurai in Tamil Nadu. They are allegedly also a part of the proscribed Al Ummah, which was responsible for the 1998 Coimbatore blasts, again targeting Advani, that killed 58 people.



Terror strikes Bangalore again, 17 injured in blast outside BJP office



The arrests come ahead of BJP prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi's planned visit to Chennai.



The operation by the Tamil Nadu Police and Andhra Pradesh's anti-terror unit Octopus started at 4 am in the town, located 60 km from the temple town of Tirumala-Tirupati, and ended with the arrests at 2 pm.



[color="#0000FF"]Police claimed to have seized small weapons and explosives from the Puttur house and said the duo may have been planning to target the 'Brahmotsavam' celebrations at the Tirumala-Tirupati temple starting next week.[/color]



The duo were allegedly also involved in the murder of Tamil Nadu BJP general secretary V Ramesh on July 19 in Salem as well as the killing of Hindu Munnani Tamil Nadu state secretary N Vellaiyappan in Vellore on July 1. The Tamil Nadu Police had announced a reward of Rs 5 lakh for information on each of the three, Isamail, Malik and Fakhruddin.



[color="#0000FF"]T S Anbu, SP, Tamil Nadu CB-CID, who led the operation, said that when they tried to enter the Puttur house, they were attacked by Isamail and Malik and, in the confrontation, Constable Lakshman was stabbed. He is critical. Isamail was reportedly injured when an inspector opened fire in self-defence.[/color]

[color="#800080"](Hope he dies for their typically christoislamic cowardice in stabbing the Hindu kShatriya Lakshman. Hope all the christoislamic terrorists - now and in the future - just die. They may choke on their own blood as befits them.)[/color]



Officials said they proceeded cautiously as Malik's wife and three children (ages 5, 3 and 2) were present in the house.

[color="#800080"](Oh, he's been busy trying to produce future jihadis. Need to deprogramme them all from christoislamism and then repatriate them as members of humane - i.e. non-christoislamic - society. Hindus really need to get organised on deprogramming. To counter all the conversion/brainwashing being done by christoislamism including evangelists and love jihadis kidnapping women into madrassa-harems.)[/color]

Chittoor SP K R Tata said they first drilled holes in the roof of the house and dropped stun grenades and tear gas shells. "This forced them to move to the front room of the house, where a negotiation team talked to them. First a girl came out, then two other children and a woman. The injured Isamail came out an hour later, followed by Malik. They were taken by the Tamil Nadu Police to Chennai," Tata said.



According to officials, Isamail and Malik, who are originally from Coimbatore, had been hiding in the house in Puttur — known for its bone-setting clinics — for the past six months. They pretended to be iron scrap merchants, and would allegedly venture into Tamil Nadu to conduct operations.



Tamil Nadu Additional DGP (Intelligence) Ashok Kumar said information about the Puttur hideout was given by Fakhruddin. Fakhruddin, who was allegedly involved in the attack on BJP leader Ramesh, reportedly told the police that Isamail and Malik had rented a house in Puttur and were living there with their wives.



Based on the information, the Tamil Nadu CB-CID team rushed to the spot and surrounded it. As the two suspects were presumed to be armed, help was sought of the Octopus unit.

m.indianexpress.com/news/two-men-with-terror-links-arrested-near-tirupati/1178874/

(The original article again contains lots of links in the body of the text)

Two men with ‘terror links’ arrested near Tirupati

Express news service : Hyderabad | Sat Oct 05 2013, 21:57 hrs



Two men linked to an attempted attack on L K Advani’s (above) convoy in Tamil Nadu in 2011, were captured on Saturday. (Reuters)



The Tamil Nadu Police and Andhra Pradesh’s anti-terror unit Octopus arrested two men with alleged terror links, wanted in the bid to attack L K Advani’s convoy at Madurai in Tamil Nadu in 2011, from a house in Puttur area of Chittor district on Saturday after a 10-hour-long operation.



Murder threat to the leaders of various Hindu outfits



Panna Isamail, 38, and Bilal Malik, 25, were arrested after a commando operation starting 4 am Saturday morning and lasting till 2 pm. Suspected to be Islamic fundamentalists with links to several terror outfits, they reportedly targeted leaders of Hindu organisations in Tamil Nadu.



Punish murderers of Tamil Nadu BJP leader, demands Narendra Modi



They were allegedly involved in the murder of Tamil Nadu BJP general secretary V Ramesh on July 19 in Salem as well as the killing of Hindu Munnani Tamil Nadu state secretary N Vellaiyappan in Vellore on July 1, apart from the bid to attack Advani’s convoy. The Tamil Nadu Police had announced a reward of Rs 20 lakh for information on them.



According to officials, Isamail and Malik, who are originally from Coimbatore, had been hiding in the Puttur house for the past six months. They pretended to be iron scrap merchants, and would allegedly venture into Tamil Nadu to conduct operations. Located 60 km from the famous temple town of Tirumala-Tirupati, Puttur is known for its bone-setting clinics.



Police claimed to have seized small weapons and explosives from the Puttur house and said the duo may have been planning to target the ‘Brahmotsavam’ celebrations at the Tirumala-Tirupati temple starting next week.



T S Anbu, SP, Tamil Nadu CB-CID, who led the operation, said that when they tried to enter the house, they were attacked by Isamail and Malik and, in the confrontation, a constable named Lakshman was stabbed. He died later in a Chennai hospital.



The assault force was reportedly cautious due to the presence of a woman and three children in the house. Chittor SP K R Tata said they first drilled holes in the roof of the house and dropped stun grenades and tear gas shells. “This forced them to move to the front room of the house, where a negotiation team talked to them. First a girl came out, then two other children and a woman. Isamail, who was injured, came out an hour later, followed by Malik. They were taken by the Tamil Nadu Police to Chennai,” Tata said.



Tamil Nadu Additional DGP (Intelligence) Ashok Kumar said information about the Puttur hideout was given by one Fakhruddin, arrested in Chennai on Friday. “Isamail and Malik are wanted in several cases in Tamil Nadu and Karnataka,” Kumar said.



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