<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->While Indian officials did not immediately openly blame Pakistan-based militants for the attack,<b> Sriprakash Jaiswal, the junior home minister, suggested the bombings were connected to previous explosions.
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It just suggests that Indian Government will not take any action and will go back to happy comatose state; And rest of Indians should wait for their turn.
Watch for month of August, main Hindu festival month Indian Islamist will not waste that chance, now we have to see which city they will pick, my Guess Mathura or Gujarat. Both celebrates month of August in big way.
Moron Singh will say, inaction is action in itself.
05-14-2008, 04:00 PM (This post was last modified: 05-14-2008, 04:05 PM by Husky.)
Sorry to the poor Hindus that died and more so for those who are alive and wounded, and to those that have lost their dear family or friends to this terrorist tragedy. I wish I could tell them that Hindus will remember and for once, finally, say "enough is enough and never again" and make it so by defying the christoislamicommunist government and putting the terrorists behind bars - in Saudi Arabian or at least Turkish prison, preferably. But I can't.
Pray to your ancestors to help and protect those that remain to you. Because the living are cowards.
Tskk. Heat of the event made me forget to use the more polite, modern, PC phrase for cowardice: pSecularism.
On behalf of the rest of the Hindu population, I apologise to the victims for our infernal cowardice. I'm sorry we couldn't defend you and I'm sorry that we won't see to it that you'll get justice either. And I'm sorry too that we'll let it happen again and again and again. And that we'll possibly continue being cheaply manipulated by the foreign powers and their bought-and-paid-for media who will tell us to vote yet again for the same terrorist government which will keep ignoring you.
Yes, you know us all too well by now to hope - let alone expect - any better of us. So spare your energy! Pleading with us for trying to right you will have absolutely no effect whatsoever. Stone. Cold. Dead is our coward's heart. You have as much chance of success reasoning with your murderers.
The only useful thing I have to offer is some advice meant for your own good: <i>Never</i> waste your life defending the likes of us, save it for those who are worthy. Because as you know we're incapable of returning the favour.
But here's some slight consolation after having revisited all those painful facts: it may be comforting for you to learn that we'll be made extinct not too long after you. And we'll go out with the same unsolicited bang; at the hands of the same unrepentant, unpunished terrorists. Sweet justice. Now, <i>that</i> made you smile, didn't it?
Who knew I could speak words of consolation after such an event as this.
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These people are generally useless. If anyone has been following this incident on IBN website and watching the videos, you will see what are the most watched clips. Until a few hours ago, Jaipur blast wasn't even the most watched. Higher on the priority list for Indians -
- I am a very mediocre actor: Amitabh Bachchan
- The Week That Wasn't: It's Cyrus vs Karan Thapar
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->The Bangladesh-based Har-kat-ul-Jehad-al-Islami (HuJI) is suspected to be behind the blasts, home ministry sources said.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
Why (only) Bangladesh-based?
Yet another PC statement by Indian officials, to placate the muslims in India. Another way of announcing "oh! You are not at all the suspects. The terrorism and the terrorists are ALWAYS from ACROSS the border."
We have hundreds (& hundreds) of active and sleeper islamic terrorist cells dotting the country - with our very own, home-grown jihadis manning and operating these cells, all by themselves, with the blessings, of course, of their bosses in Pakistan, Bangladesh or Saudi Arabia. The Indian government does not want to go after these home-grown jihadis, but would rather keep pretending it is all JUST an issue of - oh how shall i put it delicately - "cross-border dispute."
This is Indian Islamist work. PERIOD.
Without any investigation these morons are throwing name and group, it just shows how serious are these idiots. Shame on them.
<b>Police hunt on for suspected woman bomber</b><!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Jaipur: The police have launched a massive hunt for a woman who allegedly promised Rs 1,00,000 to a rickshaw puller to carry out the terror attacks that killed over 60 people.
"We are looking for a woman, identified as Meena, who tried to lure a rickshaw puller, Vijay, to carry out the attacks," a police officer told IANS on the condition of anonymity.
Vijay, a resident of Mumbai who suffered minor shrapnel injures, told the police that Meena lives near one of the blast sites. No further details of the woman's role in the bombings were available.
.........<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd--><!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->New Delhi: Police have released sketches of the man who they claim bought the nine cycles used in the Jaipur blasts on Tuesday.
The sketch was of a 25-year-old man of medium height. The sketch of the suspect was made on the basis of descriptions given by the owner of the shop who sold the suspect all the bicycles
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New Delhi: The Director General of Police (Rajasthan), AS Gill, has said that the police have prepared a sketch of a suspect who is believed to be involved in the serial bomb blasts that rocked Jaipur on Tuesday evening.
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That makes sense, why Home Minister of Moron SIngh government came out with deranged man statement. Atleast they should have asked state government input.
My heartfelt condolences to the families of the victims.
The goverment which has let off convicted terrorists, behaved as apologists for known terrorists, has no moral right to fix blame on anyone. If anyone, they should look in the mirror.
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Jammu to Jaipur, there's a pattern
Tuesday's ghastly serial bombings in Jaipur, coming in the wake of a surge in cross-border terrorism, are a grim reminder that our internal security situation continues to remain precarious. The bombings, which have extracted a terrible toll of innocent lives and maimed scores of others, also bear evidence of the fact that the evil forces of jihad, operating out of Pakistan or through front organisations in Bangladesh, are neither down nor out. On the contrary, after a brief lull in their murderous activities, they have struck with venomous fury, first in Jammu and now in Jaipur. These are neither stray attacks nor have the targets been chosen at random: It is obvious that there is a pattern to the recrudescence of cross-border terrorism and the Pakistani establishment is involved in it. Witness the manner in which the Pakistani Rangers provided covering fire for terrorists trying to sneak into Jammu & Kashmir, violating the terms of the ceasefire that has been in place since the NDA days. Treacly statements of condemnation and concern by individual Pakistani leaders should not distract us from this fact. As in the recent past, the jihadis behind the bombings in Jaipur chose their targets -- crowded places, including a Hanuman Mandir where devotees had gathered on Tuesday evening -- with great care to ensure maximum casualties. We have seen this in Delhi, Varanasi, Mumbai, Malegaon, Hyderabad, Lucknow and other places. It is not entirely coincidental that many of these jihadi attacks have been carried out on Tuesdays -- for example, the fidayeen raid on the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya on July 5, 2005, and the bombing of Sankat Mochan Mandir in Varanasi on March 7, 2006. The intention is to instigate a communal backlash. Nor is it coincidental that the latest jihadi outrage should have occurred in States where Assembly elections are due later this year. Heightened terrorism in Jammu & Kashmir would boost the sagging morale of the separatists while in Rajasthan, which has been largely spared terrorist depredations till now, it could create social rifts. This would serve the purpose of those who stoke jihad's deadly flames; as for the jihadis, their blighted cause is served every time they inflict death and destruction in the name of Islam.
<b>There is no percentage in berating the Congress or blaming the UPA Government for their abysmal failure in fighting Islamist terror. When an effete Prime Minister signals surrender by offering to reward the families of jihadis killed by security forces and spends sleepless nights worrying over the fate of suspected terrorists, when the Government slyly withdraws forces from Jammu & Kashmir and subverts the Intelligence Bureau for political purposes, when a pathetically clueless Home Minister seeks to justify the inexplicable delay in sending the convicted mastermind behind the terrorist attack on Parliament House to his justly deserved death, and when a cynical Congress forces the scrapping of an effective anti-terrorism law to appease those who are not discomfited by the sight of horrific bloodshed, terrorists are bound to feel emboldened.</b> The UPA Government will be loath to admit it, but more people have died in terrorist attacks in the past four years than during the six years the NDA was in power. It is equally true that there are more home-grown jihadis today than ever before. The import of these two facts will be lost only on those whose hearts don't beat for India.
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Purpose of appointing Moron Singh as PM by Sonia Gandhi was to get protection from Sikh terrorist, Now India is suffering, dying from hands of impotent PM and Home Minster just to protect 3 lives.
<b>Neogel-90 not RDX used in Jaipur blasts: Agencies</b><!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Central Security agencies on Wednesday claimed that Neogel-90, an explosive used for commercial purposes, was used in Tuesday evening's serial blasts in Jaipur despite Rajasthan Police's assertion that one kilogram RDX had been used to carry out the explosions.
Senior officials of the Bomb Data Squad and Central Security agencies said the samples collected so far did not show any traces of deadly RDX, but resembled to Neogel-90.
Neogel-90, an ammonium nitrate-based material, were covered with copper plates and it is hazardous when it comes in contact with metals like copper.
Neogel-90 is usually used in the construction of roads.
<b>The use of Neogel-90 in terror attacks might be new to India though there were reports of two isolated seizures of similar explosives in the country and its neighbouring region -- one in Vadakkaenchery in Palakkad district in Kerala [Images] on February two, 2005 and another at Kantipur in Nepal in February 2006, when 475 kg was recovered</b>.
Rajasthan Director General of Police A S Gill and Union Minister of State for Home <b>Sriprakash Jaiswal were claiming that nearly one kilograms of RDX had been used in one of the blasts</b>.
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Why without investigation these moron speaks from behind?
The scumbags are already out, putting on their usual spin:
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->"They have thrived on Muslim alienation in India since the phenomenal rise of the Hindu right in the country in the mid-1980s," says Pradip Bose of the Calcutta-based Center for Study in Social Sciences (CSSS).
He says it all started with the demolition of the Babri Mosque in Ayodhya in December 1992 and has been fuelled by large-scale violence against Muslims, such as in the Gujarat riots in 2002.
"A riot like Gujarat creates a few thousand potential jihadis seeking revenge, so there's no use blaming the foreign hand. We in this country have created this problem," says Mr Bose, a distinguished sociologist.
By the way, I was reading headlines about the blast. Argentines have lighted candles to mourn the dead and France has condemned the blasts. So we have some chance of getting better security for temples etc..because now our Moron's lightbulb must have lit up: "I can do something and show that I care, and that will please some *white* people. White people..drool..white people!"
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->"They have thrived on Muslim alienation in India since the phenomenal rise of the Hindu right in the country in the mid-1980s," says Pradip Bose of the Calcutta-based Center for Study in Social Sciences (CSSS).
He says it all started with the demolition of the Babri Mosque in Ayodhya in December 1992 and has been fuelled by large-scale violence against Muslims, such as in the Gujarat riots in 2002.
"A riot like Gujarat creates a few thousand potential jihadis seeking revenge, so there's no use blaming the foreign hand. We in this country have created this problem," says Mr Bose, a distinguished sociologist.
Of course (!), the BBC will scout the entire country, of over one billion population, to find that one scum-bag marxist who will be ever so willing to vomit out his anti-hindu rants and pass it of as his ''scientific'' opinion. What else can one expect of the BBC, other than playing its typical British mischief when it comes to discussions on social and politcal issues of other countries.
...Police have also released the sketch of a 20-year-old youth, who two days back had purchased at lease nine cycles from Kishan Pole bazar, which were said to be used in planting bombs at eight places.
Experts have prepared the sketch on the basis of description provided by the shopkeepers in the wholesale cycle market in the walled city, where all the bombs exploded.
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They also told the police he was talking in Bengali accent. Since Jaipur has a sizeable population of illegal Bangladeshis, the police carried out searches in the bastis, where these illegal migrants are living for the past several years.
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Though the official record says their number is little over 500, Home Minister Gulab Chand Kataria said their number was not less than 50,000 as a large number of these illegal immigrants have been able to include their names in the electoral lists and also managed to get ration cards and driving licences to prove that they were from West Bengal and not from Bangladesh....<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
Official record says 500 when it is thought to be at least 50,000! These numbers aer NOT even close! I'm sure that even this estimate, of at least 50,000 , is also an underestimate, considering that many illegal Bangladeshi's from this area have probably obtained Indian passports and other Indian identities long back and are living comfortably as Indian muslims undetected.
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->New Delhi: In a rare display of raw emotion at Rashtrapati Bhawan on Wednesday, Lance Naik Jyotish Prakashâs widow cried inconsolably as a Shaurya Chakra (posthumous) citation was being read out for the fallen hero.
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's wife Gursharan Kaur and Defence Minister AK Antony were also moved to tears.
Seema Singh, the widow of Lance Naik Jyotish Prakash who died fighting terrorists in Jammu, broke down and was inconsolable till the time she was taken out of the room.
<b>Lance Naik Jyotish Prakash had raided the terrorist' den and single-handedly killed two of them before being gunned down.</b>
And as President Pratibha Patil made an exception and walked down to hand over the award, Seema was still inconsolable.
Anthony was also seen wiping his tears and next to him, Gursharan brought out her handkerchief to wipe away the tears.
In all three Kirti Chakras and 20 Shaurya Chakras were awarded in the evening. But a sobbing Seema Singh will remain etched in the memory of every one who attended the ceremony.
What angers one most is the crocodile tears and hypocracy of these enemies of nation. They have no right to even take names of our martyrs, leave aside confer awards. How can they even show their face to these families! In another report one TV channel was showing a group of young widows of our Jawans who have died fighting terrorists in last few months. The report quickly disappeared in the crowd of IPL and Amitabh and Rahul gandhi and other BS. What did their husbands die for? For a country that does not care for them? Look at the title of the report: "PM's wife moved to tears at gallantry awards function" - PM's wife is what matters to these scumbags. What right these people have to make fun of martyrs, when they are confering compensations for the families of terrorists who killed our Jawans, and packages for "re-habilitating" the terrorists within our armed forces! What right these Afzal Guru lovers have to insult them like this?
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Vicky Nanjappa in Bangalore | May 15, 2008 16:09 IST
Last Updated: May 15, 2008 16:42 IST
<b>The Indian Mujahideen has claimed responsibility for the Jaipur blasts</b>. This is the second time that the name of this lesser known outfit is coming to the forefront. The first time that the country heard of this outfit was during the Uttar Pradesh court blasts in November last year.
The Indian Mujahideen had in an email claimed responsibility for the UP blasts. Though investigating agencies probed into the antecedents of this new outfit, finally they came to the conclusion that the blasts were undertaken by HuJI.
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