11-09-2008, 05:43 AM
the whole article is based on allegations. and they have established links too.
Malegaon net spreads, CBI director says link âestablishedâ with Nanded 2006 blast
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âA link has been <b>established</b> between Nanded and Malegaon blasts,â director Ashwani Kumar told The Sunday Express today.<b> âIts details cannot be disclosed at the moment,â </b>he said, but added: âOur team had gone there to investigate that very link since we are investigating the April 2006 Nanded blast case.â
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The probe into the Nanded blast had claimed to have exposed the <b>alleged</b> role of a former Indian Navy official in the training of Bajrang Dal activists.
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In his <b>statement</b> to the ATS, <b>he claimed</b> that in March or April 2000, he had received a telephone call from a Bajrang Dal office located near the Saraswati Mandir School in Pune and was allegedly asked by Bajrang Dal leader Milind Parade to train his activists in the use of gelatin sticks at a camp in the city.
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The ATS chargesheeted 11 people for criminal conspiracy, all with links to Hindutva organisations. It also linked them to attacks on mosques and against Muslims in towns of Jalna, Parbhani and Purna around that time. Later, the case was transferred to the CBI which filed its chargesheet in March 2008 and <b>dropped charges</b> against Laxman Rajkondwar in whose house the blast had occurred.
Malegaon net spreads, CBI director says link âestablishedâ with Nanded 2006 blast
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âA link has been <b>established</b> between Nanded and Malegaon blasts,â director Ashwani Kumar told The Sunday Express today.<b> âIts details cannot be disclosed at the moment,â </b>he said, but added: âOur team had gone there to investigate that very link since we are investigating the April 2006 Nanded blast case.â
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The probe into the Nanded blast had claimed to have exposed the <b>alleged</b> role of a former Indian Navy official in the training of Bajrang Dal activists.
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In his <b>statement</b> to the ATS, <b>he claimed</b> that in March or April 2000, he had received a telephone call from a Bajrang Dal office located near the Saraswati Mandir School in Pune and was allegedly asked by Bajrang Dal leader Milind Parade to train his activists in the use of gelatin sticks at a camp in the city.
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The ATS chargesheeted 11 people for criminal conspiracy, all with links to Hindutva organisations. It also linked them to attacks on mosques and against Muslims in towns of Jalna, Parbhani and Purna around that time. Later, the case was transferred to the CBI which filed its chargesheet in March 2008 and <b>dropped charges</b> against Laxman Rajkondwar in whose house the blast had occurred.