http://rajeev2004.blogspot.com/2009/02/gas...re-muslims.html
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><b>Gasp! Hindu Radicals Were Muslims?</b>
The poor ATS is suffering some embarrassment, with confessions from Indian Mujahedin members on their responsibility in the Mumbai train bombings - completely belying allegations by ATS that Hindu radicals were responsible. Maybe they'd better quickly hold a Hemant Karkare memorial march to distract the public from these damaging revelations, before they suffer a public backlash.
Posted by san at 2/27/2009 07:33:00 PM 1 comments
Labels: persecution industry, politics, pseudo-secular, Psychology, terrorism
1 comments:
Manu said...
  <b>Dhimmis</b> lose thier face for branding Hindu terrorists.
  2/27/2009 8:17 PM<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->It most certainly wasn't mere Dhimmis. It was christianism and its zombies. But they hadn't counted on the islamaniac perpetrators of the terrorist crime owning up and thus spoiling the christian fiction of "Hindu terror".
Rajeev2004 refers to the following article. Reposting before it disappears from TOI:
timesofindia.indiatimes.com/711-IM-mans-confession-embarrasses-ATS/articleshow/4201005.cms
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><b>IM manâs confession puts ATS in a spot</b>
28 Feb 2009, 0147 hrs IST, Mateen Hafeez, TNN
(Remember him? Must have been crying when he finally had to admit to the following and realised its implications to the Hindu Terrier christofictions)
MUMBAI: Indian Mujahideenâs (IM) top operative Sadiq Sheikhâs confession on his alleged role in the July 11, 2006 serial Mumbai train blasts has
come as a huge embarrassment to the Maharashtra anti-terrorism squad. Two years ago, the ATS had chargesheeted 13 people but Sadiq and other members of IM module were not named as conspirators.
On Friday, after a news channel aired the videotapes of Sadiqâs confession in which he says that he and his associates had purchased pressure cookers, placed bombs in them and planted them in trains, the ATS was at pains to rubbish it saying Sadiq was trying to mislead investigators.
ââOur teams are questioning him and we cannot reveal information at this juncture,ââ said acting ATS chief, additional director-general of police K P Raghuvanshi. It was Raghuvanshi who had headed the 7/11 investigation as ATS chief. He had then claimed that the blasts were carried out by Simi activists and Pakistanis.
Sadiq first admitted his role in 7/11 when he was in custody of the Mumbai crime branch. The crime branch, while investigating the cars stolen from Navi Mumbai which were used in the 2008 blasts in Ahmedabad and planting of bombs in Surat, arrested Sadiq and 20 others last September. DGP A N Roy had then said that Sadiqâs claims were part of an al-Qaida ploy to mislead investigators. TOI had reported these developments extensively in its edition of October 15, 2008.
In the confession which has come to light now, Sadiq, an electronic engineer, said he along with his accomplices engineered the train bombings (which killed 188) on the instructions of his mentors, Riyaz Bhatkal and Amir Raza, both of whom are wanted.
In his statement before the police, Sadiq said that they had manufactured the bombs at a flat in Sewri in central Mumbai which was taken on rent by Abu Rashid, a wanted accused. However, the ATS said the bombs were manufactured in a 100-sq ft room in Govandi and that some Pakistanis were also present there.
ââAll five of us arranged local first class train passes beforehand. We also had the local train time table with us so that we could choose a train as per our convenience. We purchased bags and pressure cookers in Bombay,ââ Sadiq told the police, adding, ââOn the day of the blast â July 11, 2006 â all five of us assembled the bombs and filled seven cookers with explosives. We kept the bombs ready. We had planned the bombs to go off at 6:30 pm. So we had activated the timer at 2 pm. We planned to move one by one with the bags containing the bombs.ââ
The crime branch in its chargesheet against the IM module had mentioned that Sadiq was allegedly involved in several blast cases across the country since 2005. Soon after, the ATS which had earlier rubbished the IM claims of carrying out the train attacks, sought custody of Sadiq.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><b>Gasp! Hindu Radicals Were Muslims?</b>
The poor ATS is suffering some embarrassment, with confessions from Indian Mujahedin members on their responsibility in the Mumbai train bombings - completely belying allegations by ATS that Hindu radicals were responsible. Maybe they'd better quickly hold a Hemant Karkare memorial march to distract the public from these damaging revelations, before they suffer a public backlash.
Posted by san at 2/27/2009 07:33:00 PM 1 comments
Labels: persecution industry, politics, pseudo-secular, Psychology, terrorism
1 comments:
Manu said...
  <b>Dhimmis</b> lose thier face for branding Hindu terrorists.
  2/27/2009 8:17 PM<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->It most certainly wasn't mere Dhimmis. It was christianism and its zombies. But they hadn't counted on the islamaniac perpetrators of the terrorist crime owning up and thus spoiling the christian fiction of "Hindu terror".
Rajeev2004 refers to the following article. Reposting before it disappears from TOI:
timesofindia.indiatimes.com/711-IM-mans-confession-embarrasses-ATS/articleshow/4201005.cms
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><b>IM manâs confession puts ATS in a spot</b>
28 Feb 2009, 0147 hrs IST, Mateen Hafeez, TNN
(Remember him? Must have been crying when he finally had to admit to the following and realised its implications to the Hindu Terrier christofictions)
MUMBAI: Indian Mujahideenâs (IM) top operative Sadiq Sheikhâs confession on his alleged role in the July 11, 2006 serial Mumbai train blasts has
come as a huge embarrassment to the Maharashtra anti-terrorism squad. Two years ago, the ATS had chargesheeted 13 people but Sadiq and other members of IM module were not named as conspirators.
On Friday, after a news channel aired the videotapes of Sadiqâs confession in which he says that he and his associates had purchased pressure cookers, placed bombs in them and planted them in trains, the ATS was at pains to rubbish it saying Sadiq was trying to mislead investigators.
ââOur teams are questioning him and we cannot reveal information at this juncture,ââ said acting ATS chief, additional director-general of police K P Raghuvanshi. It was Raghuvanshi who had headed the 7/11 investigation as ATS chief. He had then claimed that the blasts were carried out by Simi activists and Pakistanis.
Sadiq first admitted his role in 7/11 when he was in custody of the Mumbai crime branch. The crime branch, while investigating the cars stolen from Navi Mumbai which were used in the 2008 blasts in Ahmedabad and planting of bombs in Surat, arrested Sadiq and 20 others last September. DGP A N Roy had then said that Sadiqâs claims were part of an al-Qaida ploy to mislead investigators. TOI had reported these developments extensively in its edition of October 15, 2008.
In the confession which has come to light now, Sadiq, an electronic engineer, said he along with his accomplices engineered the train bombings (which killed 188) on the instructions of his mentors, Riyaz Bhatkal and Amir Raza, both of whom are wanted.
In his statement before the police, Sadiq said that they had manufactured the bombs at a flat in Sewri in central Mumbai which was taken on rent by Abu Rashid, a wanted accused. However, the ATS said the bombs were manufactured in a 100-sq ft room in Govandi and that some Pakistanis were also present there.
ââAll five of us arranged local first class train passes beforehand. We also had the local train time table with us so that we could choose a train as per our convenience. We purchased bags and pressure cookers in Bombay,ââ Sadiq told the police, adding, ââOn the day of the blast â July 11, 2006 â all five of us assembled the bombs and filled seven cookers with explosives. We kept the bombs ready. We had planned the bombs to go off at 6:30 pm. So we had activated the timer at 2 pm. We planned to move one by one with the bags containing the bombs.ââ
The crime branch in its chargesheet against the IM module had mentioned that Sadiq was allegedly involved in several blast cases across the country since 2005. Soon after, the ATS which had earlier rubbished the IM claims of carrying out the train attacks, sought custody of Sadiq.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->