The Mumbai Attacks of 2008 was used as a cover to carry out a parallel operation in which ATS Chief Hemant Karkare was assassinated. Below is the investigation on this aspect from official documents. The Mumbai Attacks of 2008 was used as a cover to carry out a parallel operation
After the mainstream media campaign to slander the image of one of India’s bravest RAW officers Hemant Karkare and thereby give a total spin to the entire 26/11 Mumbai Attacks case now in a totally shocking development the NIA has filed a chargesheet that is likely to mention that the
The 26/11 Mumbai Attacks of 2008 were as we have reported earlier a sequel to Spanish Train Bombings of 2004 which were coordinated with a high degree of sophistication. However, during the Mumbai Attacks there were 2 parallel and distinct operations that were carried out. The attack on Taj, Oberoi, Trident, Leopold and Nariman
Former FBI agent and Lashkar operative David Headley on Thursday offered to be an approver in the 26/11 case before a sessions court in Mumbai. Headley was produced before Special Judge GA Sanap via video conferencing from an undisclosed location in the US. As reported by The Hindu: “I have
Two months ago the report of the magisterial inquiry conducted by Gurdaspur sub-divisional magistrate Manmohan Singh Kang into the incident of terrorists’ attack on the Dinanagar police station, on July 27, had been submitted to Gurdaspur district magistrate Abhinav Trikha. But the district magistrate had rejected it on the ground
We are not looking at seers or saints in relation to the Malegaon blasts. We are not looking at people from a particular community when we question them. We are just detaining people on the basis of evidence. There are a lot of people going around claiming to be saints.
In the previous article on the Mumbai Attacks – Globalized Terror In A Liberalized World, in the first issue of GreatGameIndia we reviewed the security issues in the Indian subcontinent with a comparative analysis of the Spanish Mumbai train bombings raising concerns over a new orientation in our National Security.
