26/11/2008: Never Forget. Never Forgive

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Re: 26/11/2008: Never Forget. Never Forgive

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Hopefully we will learn who were their guides in Mumbai, who showed the routes and identified the targets. This fellow will know Indians involved in this.
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VKumar wrote:Hopefully we will learn who were their guides in Mumbai, who showed the routes and identified the targets. This fellow will know Indians involved in this.
the authorities know who exactly the Indian guides were and also who their connections are. The guides would have been fertilized a long time ago after some long and extremely painful singing sessions.

the entire movement of the terrorists through the fishing community after they landed has been completely glossed over in each and every account of the incident. This fishing community opposite the badhwar park railway residential colony is very closely knit and most have familial ties and also they marry within their own community, and so everyone knows everyone so strangers would stick out like the proverbial sore thumb and unless the landing point was prearranged and people there paid off to guide them to the taxis available in front of the same badhwar park.

strangers/outsiders are never welcome here except when they are visiting because of business dealings.

the story of the ten pakis casually strolling through the fishing colony carrying heavy backpacks after abandoning their motorized dingy without arousing any suspicions is pure poppycock and cooked up purposely to stall investigations by the curious. Our intelligence guys are ruthless and never accountable for their actions

It's because of the very obvious political connections that the names of the local connections are not out and there are, at best, only two political parties in bombay capable of such gaddari.

about karkare, I had voiced some suspicions during the discussions that immediately followed the attacks but I was warned and also told that I was maligning a certified national hero and a true blue braveheart.

ultimately, we now know what kind of hero karkare turned out to be. :mrgreen:
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ISI tying up loose ends?
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A must-see 2-part series of the lecture by R V Subramani (RVS Mani) who was the highest ranking govt. official in the Control room while the 26-11 was happening. Deliberate slow downs, mis-steps, mess-ups and more!



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7YfRtx65hA

RVS Mani on whether the 26/11 was a fixed match between the ISI and the UPA

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In Part 2, RVS Mani relates the saga of Col Purohit, Malegaon and Sadhvi Pragya and why justice is getting delayed. Some bureaucrats who are doing the bidding of the UPA are also outed. A must watch!



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZWjChOIBMo


RVS Mani on Was 26 11 a fixed match between ISI and UPA Part 2


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Second that! I had watched this sometime back.

These are must-watch videos to understand the depth of pro-Islamic, anti-national rot in our political leadership, bureaucracy & Mumbai police. The true extent of insider involvement in 26/11 is still not known. RVS Mani is doing his best to bring out the dirt in the system
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RVS Mani makes explosive revelations on 26/11

https://goachronicle.com/congress-isi-a ... -rvs-mani/
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Shat Shat Naman to the Punnya Aatma

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Posting once again......................

Government DYNASTY who conspired against mother India, was in bed with ISI rejected IAF's proposal to hit Pakistan after 26/11 attack: BS Dhanoa

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https://www.timesnownews.com/india/arti ... noa/532875
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Never Forget. Never Forgive.
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Never forgive and never forget!
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Never forgive. Never forget

I only pray that these killers get 10X retribution from us...
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Never Forgive Never Forget !

Shaheed Tukaram Omble! We will never ever forget your sacrifice.
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Sirs, Can any one suggest me a few real/ factual/ honest books on 26/11 Terrorist Incident. The book shouldn't be sugar coating or silent/ hiding on direct/ indirect Involvement of the "party members".

I want read them myself as well as will gift / recommend them to few in my circle.
Those young chaps are allmost negligent about involvement and protection given by "the party" in the whole gruesome act.

I think one such book is Let Me Say It now by Rakesh Maria.

Thanks in Advance.......
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RVS Mani's book. He was the Home Secretary. Also, listen to his YouTube interviews by Sree Iyer etc

The Myth of Hindu Terror
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Never forgive or forget. Our thoughts and prayers are with every family that lost a loved one that day.

I will start reading Sandeep Unnithan's book again. Been a while.
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SBajwa wrote:Never Forgive Never Forget !

Shaheed Tukaram Omble! We will never ever forget your sacrifice.

they should name the new navi mumbai airport in honor of Shri Tukaram Omble.

If it weren't for the selfless actions of this man 12 yrs ago, the very face of Indian politics would have changed forever with Hindus becoming hounded refugees in their own land.

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Tukaram Omble




and kasab at VT station

The photojournalist who captured Kasab on his camera is Sebastian D'Souza.


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The photo of Ajmal Kasab that Sebastian D’Souza captured.

via OpIndia

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Om Shanti to the Lathi wielding AK 47 stopper Shri Tukaram Omble. Your Sacrifice will never be forgotten. Never forget Never Forgive.
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Mollick.R wrote:Sirs, Can any one suggest me a few real/ factual/ honest books on 26/11 Terrorist Incident.
Thanks in Advance.......
one could also try

The Siege: 68 Hours Inside the Taj Hotel

by Cathy Scott-Clark, Adrian Levy
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cn86AisRNf8


26/11 Mumbai terror attack : कैसे ज़िंदा पकड़ा गया था Pak Terrorist Ajmal Kasab? Sanjay Govilkar





मुंबई हमले के बाद कैसे ज़िंदा पकड़ा गया था कसाब, देखिए आतंकी को पकड़ने वाले इंस्पेक्टर संजय गोविलकर से @jitendradixit की बातचीत
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Government rejected [/b]IAF's proposal to hit Pakistan after 26/11 attack
Probably for the best, to be honest. We didn't have much in the way of precision standoff strike capability in 2008. We would have been forced to send aircraft into Paki airspace. IAF pilots would have been lost and the whole thing could have turned into a very humiliating and embarrassing episode for India, even more humiliating and embarrassing than the Mumbai attack itself. Also we wouldn't have been able to stop the PAF from hitting us back.
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Y. Kanan wrote:
Probably for the best, to be honest. We didn't have much in the way of precision standoff strike capability in 2008. We would have been forced to send aircraft into Paki airspace. IAF pilots would have been lost and the whole thing could have turned into a very humiliating and embarrassing episode for India, even more humiliating and embarrassing than the Mumbai attack itself. Also we wouldn't have been able to stop the PAF from hitting us back.
saar why are you assuming IAF's proposal to be idiotic? Pilots were lost (and later recovered) even last year and there were certain episodes which were embarrasing. So does this mean it would've been for the best had we not attacked last year as well?

You attack to send a message. You don't worry about embarrassment or humiliation, such things were long gone after we let some inbred people come to mumbai in a boat and do what they did. A certain doolittle raid comes to mind....
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Tawaur Rana to be extradited to India.

https://twitter.com/TimesNow/status/133 ... 78560?s=19

Next David Headley before 20 Jan 2021
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ramana wrote:Tawaur Rana to be extradited to India.

https://twitter.com/TimesNow/status/133 ... 78560?s=19

Next David Headley before 20 Jan 2021
I would wait till he has actually landed in India, there will many twists and turns before that. BIF will use its considerable influence.
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Wonder what (if any) behind the scenes deal has been worked out. Wouldn't want these guys to sing about how the US intel looked the other way.
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There is talk that NIA will seek Tawahur Rana extradition as some new links to hawala gang have surfaced in Vazegate.
Things will heat up.
Let's see if US allows it.
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Never forget, Never Forgive.
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Another thing we should never forget - Tukaram Omble -
(If not for his sacrifice, 26/11 could have been RSS ki saazish. Shudder to imagine if that happened)
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Never forgive. Never forget.

Tukaram Omble single handedly changed the destiny of this nation. He is a real Bharat Ratna. It takes immense courage to charge at a ak47 wielding terrorist and to fight him bare handedly. All the Hindus in this country owe a eternal debt to Tukaram Omble.

I was quite young when it happened. So initially I didn't know much about him. I came to know about Tukaram Omble through BRF and I am thankful that I did.
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Diwangant Thukaram Omle
Shat Shat Pranam Sahib
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Never forgive! Never forget!
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Posting here for Record
Source : Twitter Feed of NewsArenaIndia

Remembering lesser known Heroes of 26/11 -

1. Mukesh Jadhav : A 23 year old Home Guard earning mere ₹90 per day. He was posted at CST. When Kasab & gang came he guided many passengers to safety. In saving one passenger he face to face with one terrorist & lost his life.

2. Jillu Yadav - He was a constable of RPF & he took Kasab & Ismail Khan head on. He was armed with outdated .303 rifle & terrorists had 3 AK47 & grenades. He fought bravely & even threw chairs when his rifle jammed to not allow terrorist to cross over to other platform.

3. Vishnu Zende - He is possibly known to some & unknown to others. He was announcer at CST when carnage started. He was fired upon but he kept announcing & informed passenger about terrorist presence. Due to his announcements many lives were saved.

4. Vijay Surve - He is a Shivsainik & when 26/11 started he along with few of his Shiv Sena workers shifted people around Nariman House to safer locations.
*He letter received a letter from NSG also & they commended his for his work.

5. Captain Tamil Selvan - He was parcel contractor & suddenly when injured people came at his counter he realised that there was attack at CST.
He & his two staff members evacuated many & saved lives of 36 injured. He is sitting BJP MLA from Sion.

6. Vijay Khandekar - He was wireless operator & he was on leave when event occurred. He immediately proceeded to Cama Hospital & he was martyred when grenade was thrown at police party.

7. Inspector Sanjay Govilkar - He was part of the police team that captured Ajmal Kasab alive. When he realised on scene that Kasab has attacked Omble he used his lathi to disarm Kasab.
For his heroic act he received President’s Medal for gallantry.

8. Sub-Inspector Bhaskar Kadam - He was the one to intercept Skoda of terrorist & he neutralised Ismail Khan with six shots fired from his gun.
He received ₹75,000 prize & President’s Medal for Gallantry.

9. Inspector Deepak Dhole - He managed to keep the terrorists at Taj Hotel confined to top floor for four hours & he responded whenever they tried to flee to other location. He suffered burn injuries.
He never got any reward or promotion despite promise from then HM RR Patil.

10. Inspector Nagappa Mahale - He was the one who coordinated the operation at Chowpatty which led to arrest of Kasab yet he never received any commendation or reward.
His station was understaffed yet he managed this operation.

11. Inspector Kishor Shinde - When a bag full of RDX was found at Oberoi Trident he quickly took it & placed it at an isolated place. It exploded few minutes later. If not for him many lives would have been lost that day.

12. Captain Amitendra Singh - This 25 year old braveheart from NSG suffered serious injuries to his eyes during raid at Oberoi Hotel.
He lost his left eye permanently & returned to duty on a desk job. He was awarded with Shaurya Chakra.

13. Sub-Inspector Sudam Pandarkar - He was in ladies compartment for duty when he heard gunshots. He fired 3 shots from his .303 rifle & in return fire from terrorists he was wounded in the chest.
He luckily survived & urged Govt to give them better guns.

14. Commando Sunil Yadav - NSG brave-heart was trying to rescue people stuck at Taj Hotel when a bullet passed through his both legs. Somehow he got up & rescued guest who were stuck at 4th floor.

15. Dr Ashish Tiwari - He was physician at Bombay hospital. He drove to hospital as soon as he got report of attacks. He & his team set up various operation units at war footing. They saved many lives with their quick response. To get more idea watch Mumbai Diaries.
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Feels like it was just a couple of years ago, can't believe its been 13 yrs ! I'll never forget that day, this was before smartphones, twitter, cheap internet plans. I returned home late and turned on the TV and was stunned by the images ! Then i started reading the scrolling news at the bottom of the screen and felt dizzy, helpless and hopeless ! The next few days were a struggle just to keep up with the news and all the fog of war . 13 yrs on I don't think karma is done with its work on Pakis, INC and all the collaborates of this barbaric and heinous act.
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