Terror Attacks in Mumbai - III

Nitesh · Post by **Nitesh** » 29 Nov 2008 18:17

This puki minister is trying to show he is the bravest to all.
He will extend the co operation bl#$% s#$%

chetak · Post by **chetak** » 29 Nov 2008 18:20

Sai wrote:
lakshmikanth wrote: The only reaction I see happening is MMS shouting at the ISI chaprasi and then declaring Indo-Puki bhai bhai
Not so cynical this time. Let's wait and watch.

MMS is not a crooked politician. I believe he just happens to take the "butter" side in the "guns vs butter" argument. He is said to be opposed to India's nuke tests in the '90s because they could jeopardize India's economic interests.

Well, today terrorists enacted a massacre that can jeopardize India's economic interests. You could argue that MMS couldn't be moved to action as long as terrorists focused on local trains in Mumbai or eateries in Hyderabad. But now they have attacked our businessmen, and tried to strike fear and doubt in the minds of foreign investors. MMS has to take action.

Frankly speaking, MMS is not the kind of guy who can handle this situation. he is not dynamic.
he even talks in single tone.

beside ,is their any confirmation how many pigs entered mumbai?[/quote]

mms is not a crooked politician.

He is certainly not both.

Make your pick crooked or politician.

Personally I would pick crooked.

Too long have we been fooled by his soft, avuncular and grandfatherly approach.

milindc · Post by **milindc** » 29 Nov 2008 18:20

Just the fact that the pukes called an Emergency Cabinet meeting means that they know did it....

Raja · Post by **Raja** » 29 Nov 2008 18:24

Haha Pakistani FM is holding a press talk. He is smooth and articulate. While our stupid babus keep giving conflicting reports and there is no single voice coming. Pack the bags and call it a day till the next terrorist strike. This is over.

Singha · Post by **Singha** » 29 Nov 2008 18:24

found this posted in militaryphotos.net forum:

"At times we found them matching us in combat and
movement," one commando told the Hindustan Times. "They were
either army regulars or have done a long stint of commando
training."

Surya · Post by **Surya** » 29 Nov 2008 18:26

patni

awesome

can you overlay in diff color the other teams going to Taj and Oberoi.

once again - awesome job.

Singha · Post by **Singha** » 29 Nov 2008 18:27

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-stories/2008/11/28/

Seven of the terrorists who brought carnage to Mumbai are British, Indian government sources claimed yesterday.

They said two British-born Pakistanis are under arrest. And another five suspects are said to have been born and raised here.

Two of the seven are from Leeds, one is from Bradford and one from Hartlepool, the sources claimed. All are aged between 20 and 26.

The claims were made as the death toll in Mumbai reached 155 – with predictions it could go as high as 200.

The Hartlepool suspect was allegedly found in the five-star Taj Mahal Palace hotel, scene of some of the most horrific killings. The man from Bradford and one from Leeds were allegedly discovered on the 17th floor of the Oberoi-Trident Hotel.

A second man from Leeds was allegedly captured near a jetty after a gang of around 25 terrorists landed in Mumbai by boat on Wednesday.

The suspects were allegedly found with documentation, possibly including passports, which revealed their origin.

The sources say they also spoke to each other in a heavily-accented Punjabi common in UK Pakistani communities. Gordon Brown yesterday urged caution saying it was “premature” to draw any conclusions.

He said Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh had not told of him of “any evidence at this stage” that Britons were behind the massacres.

The Foreign Office and MI6 were last night trying to establish the facts amid chaotic scenes in Mumbai as Indian commandos continued operations to flush out the remaining gunmen.

If the terrorists are Britons, the UK security service will have to urgently discover how they slipped through the surveillance net. In the wake of 7/7 London bombings the monitoring of militant and disaffected Muslim groups has been tightened up.

The security services were criticised after 7/7 for not keeping better track of the bombers. Since the early 2000s Britain has had an unwelcome reputation as a haven for Islamic radicals.

The 7/7 bombings were planned in Dewsbury, Leeds, by Mohammed Siddique Khan and Shezhad Tanweer, both of Pakistani origin.

They travelled via Pakistan to Afghanistan and trained at jihadi camps before returning to murder 52 people on Underground trains and a bus.

Indian-born Dhiren Barot, raised in Britain, travelled to Pakistan-held Kashmir before plotting a dirty bomb attack on London and atrocities in New York.

Earlier this year Parviz Khan was jailed for life for plotting to behead a British Muslim soldier in Birmingham.

Indian ministers yesterday said the massacre, claimed by the Deccan Mujahedeen, was hatched in Pakistan.

Scotland Yard Counter Terror officers are in Mumbai helping the investigation.

Nitesh · Post by **Nitesh** » 29 Nov 2008 18:27

Raja wrote: Pack the bags and call it a day till the next terrorist strike. This is over.

Sad but true

Patni · Post by **Patni** » 29 Nov 2008 18:28

Jagan wrote:Patni, another doubt. Is the DBS marg checkpoint same site as the Girgaum Chowpatty encounter? I thought the latter was the place of the final encounter and it was much further north

Yes as far as i know the final encounter was at girgaum chowpatty roadblock manned by DBS marg police station staff.

Found more specific details including number plats of car.

http://www.dnaindia.com/mobile/report.asp?n=1210104

"We then dispersed and left for our mission ahead. I along with my associate Abu Ismail Dera Ismail Khan, 25, also a resident of Punjab in Pakistan, left for CST railway station," Qasab told the police. The FIR further said that after firing at CST, the duo went towards Cama Hospital through the narrow lane before Azad Maidan police station and moved ahead towards Rang Bhavan near St Xavier's College.

"ATS chief Hemant Karkare, encounter specialist Vijay Salaskar, and additional commissioner Ashok Kamte who were heading near the special branch office at Azad Maidan, stopped a vehicle (a Qualis) driven by assistant commissioner of Pydhonie division Shantilal Bhambre and asked him to give his vehicle to them.

The Qualis was then driven by Salaskar, while the other two were sitting behind," said a police officer on condition of anonymity, explaining the sequence of events that led to the killing of the officers.

The officer added that as soon as the vehicle neared the special branch office, Qasab and Ismail Khan, who were on the main road corner of Rang Bhavan, opened fire at the Qualis. The vehicle kept moving and subsequently the officers were shot dead by the terrorists.

Qasab and Ismail then hijacked the police vehicle and drove towards Metro. While Qasab was driving the vehicle, Ismail was firing indiscriminately at the police and public on the road. One tyre of the Qualis got punctured near Vidhan Bhavan and the two quickly came out of the car looking for another vehicle.

"They stopped a Skoda car (MH-02 JP-1276) in which a couple was travelling. They assaulted the couple, threw them out of the car, and drove ahead. At Girgaum Chowpatty at about 12:30am, they were stopped at a police checkpoint," the police officer said.

Assistant police inspector Hemant Bavdankar, sub-inspector Bhaskar Kadam and six constables from the DB Marg police station were at the checkpoint and started firing at the car. While Qasab survived the attack with a bullet injury, Ismail Khan died. Qasab was apprehended. The police recovered two AK-47 assault rifles, five magazines, two automatic pistols, and one hand grenade from the duo.

Qasab was rushed to Nair Hospital, from where he was shifted to another government hospital. An FIR against Qasab and Ismail Khan was then registered at the DB Marg police station for killing assistant sub-inspector Tukaram Omble in the shootout.

Will include the information in the map will identify the path paki terrorists took on foot from CST to kama hospital as well incidentally they would have walked past a big police station! Will highlight the DBMarg police station as well. I am sure about the final encouter spot as it was quiet close to famous restaurents like CreamCenter and Newyourker.

milindc · Post by **milindc** » 29 Nov 2008 18:30

Qureshi stating in Urdu "pubes are prepared for any eventuality" ....
Another gem 'it is not in India's interest to engage in mud-slinging'...
true, we need to attack infrastructure in PukeStan and then wait for response

Something has been communicated to him and he is trying to deflect the blame

milindc · Post by **milindc** » 29 Nov 2008 18:35

Raja wrote:Haha Pakistani FM is holding a press talk. He is smooth and articulate. While our stupid babus keep giving conflicting reports and there is no single voice coming. Pack the bags and call it a day till the next terrorist strike. This is over.

rant.. self deleted

Singha · Post by **Singha** » 29 Nov 2008 18:35

I&B serves notice to TV channel for airing talk with fidayeen
29 Nov 2008, 0643 hrs IST, TNN

NEW DELHI: The government may have been found wanting in discharging its duty to protect our citizens, but it has got hot under the collar about
a TV channel broadcasting an interview with a terrorist something that many would regard as its legitimate reporting duty.

The I&B ministry on Friday served notice to India TV for broadcasting a conversation with a terrorist holed up in Nariman House on Friday. It has demanded an explanation from the channel for affording a “platform to terrorists to espouse their cause.”

The ministry has given the channel time till December 1 to reply and will consider taking “stringent action'' after that. India TV , often under criticism for other reasons, had broadcast a telephone conversation with a terrorist who claimed to be in Chabad House in Colaba.

In fact, this conversation was used by some security experts to analyse his accent and try and determine his origin. The minister has, however, said the channel has endangered national security, glorified terrorism and the action could have caused public disorder.

The ministry has sent an advisory to all channels asking them to exercise restraint and not show operational details of the rescue exercise conducted by the NSG something most channels heeded.

Singha · Post by **Singha** » 29 Nov 2008 18:36

does anyone have the video wherein a controlled explosion was set off
on roof of Chabad house, a bunch of people were waiting nearby and one
guy walks out, followed a second later by a strong blast inside.

Raja · Post by **Raja** » 29 Nov 2008 18:40

milindc wrote:
Raja wrote:Haha Pakistani FM is holding a press talk. He is smooth and articulate. While our stupid babus keep giving conflicting reports and there is no single voice coming. Pack the bags and call it a day till the next terrorist strike. This is over.
Imagine HM comes to give a press conference, I bet with anger on streets he will be lynched...
Unless, they attack Pukistan, no way Kangress is returning to power.

I am so upset. There should be NO LEAKS about the interrogation going on. A dozen different people shouldn't be wagging their tail about an ongoing investigation. THE ENEMY SHOULD not know what we know at this point.

a) By having random conflicting reports coming from our own babus we are desolving our own credibility.
b) By having leaks or alleged leaks about an ongoing investigation we are giving Pakistan time to formulate a strategy.

Karkala Joishy · Post by **Karkala Joishy** » 29 Nov 2008 18:41

I hope the state helps in other ways, like helping the widows/kids get jobs, college seats, accommodation or something of that nature.

Karkare's family declines Modi's monetary help

I really wish after this, the security forces devise a proper way to handle this. There was no need for Mr Karkare to go out and expose himself to the threat. He should be safe and giving out orders, he would be more useful there.

John Snow · Post by **John Snow** » 29 Nov 2008 18:42

About five years ago I coined this phrase for all terror attacks on India. This phrase is from the days of radio commentary on cricket matches, everybody used to carry a small radio (palm size Asiad 70) and every other aya ram gaya ram would come by and ask

"Score Kaya hai?"

Till next match at next venue, now match lost thats about it.

Raja · Post by **Raja** » 29 Nov 2008 18:46

There is still hope but it requires some very honest and clear approach. Not rationalization. We cannot tag USA's line on this. Their interest is in continuing the status quo and keeping Pakistan occupied with its eastern border. They will do everything in their power to manipulate this to suit their needs. However, they will not go against India if we have a powerful voice that is able to lead us through this. No one in the west will oppose us but they WILL NOT take the initiative for us because their interest does not lie in it.

Hiten · Post by **Hiten** » 29 Nov 2008 18:49

I dont know if it has been posted earlier. Feel free to delete it if alredy done

Terrorist calling himself Sahadullah speaks to India tv

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U8oo6s8Mq3g[/youtube]

Shivani · Post by **Shivani** » 29 Nov 2008 18:54

Singha wrote:http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-stories/2008/11/28/

Seven of the terrorists who brought carnage to Mumbai are British, Indian government sources claimed yesterday.

They said two British-born Pakistanis are under arrest. And another five suspects are said to have been born and raised here.

British-born Pakistanis? British-born Pakistanis? British-born Pakistanis?

Is that something like: UK citizen?

We are unnecessarily blaming Pakistan. Their territory was misused by resourceful British terrorists. Go after UK first. Let us see how 'professionally' BBC and Sky handle the live telecast when bombs go off in The City.

Pakistan can be settled later.

milindc · Post by **milindc** » 29 Nov 2008 18:55

Things must be really bad. Shekar Gupta is blaming the govt as soft on terror on NDTV

sampat · Post by **sampat** » 29 Nov 2008 18:55

Is it the one where reporter asks what kind of weapons you are carrying and Terrorists reply "Aap yahan aiye, hum aapko taufa denge".

These reporters were really askng idiotic and stupid questions. It looked like a match to speak, substance didnt matter at all..

SaiK · Post by **SaiK** » 29 Nov 2008 18:56

John Snow wrote:About five years ago I coined this phrase for all terror attacks on India. This phrase is from the days of radio commentary on cricket matches, everybody used to carry a small radio (palm size Asiad 70) and every other aya ram gaya ram would come by and ask

"Score Kaya hai?"

Till next match at next venue, now match lost thats about it.

next match is any of these dates:-

13th
or
26th

of any month. November is sure a terror month.

Nitesh · Post by **Nitesh** » 29 Nov 2008 18:58

Some numbers are getting shown on Times now from the sat phone recovered

enqyoob · Post by **enqyoob** » 29 Nov 2008 19:02

Of all the stupid things that the TV channels did, the Guvrmand got mad at only ONE thing:

The Interview with the terrorists that was broadcast. Please ask urselves WHY?
To me it seems to be because this one act told the Indian population with 100% certainty that the terrorists were Pakistani, it placed their accents down to the precise pig-stys in Pakistan where they were bred.

In one blow, this destroyed the Indian Guvrmand's standard Mushroom Policy of Informing the Citizenry: Keep them in the dark and feed them sh1t. Without this "interview", today we would still be hearing "Deccan Mujaheddin", "Revenge for Godhra/Malegaon/BestBakery/Babri Masjid" and the occasional unsupported declaration by the Mumbai Police that: "This is Lashkar-e-Toiba onlee".

So the GOI has now really revealed the policy of the MMS administration: HIDE Pakistani origin of terrorist attacks, and invent an "Indian Mujaheddin" along with a guilt complex, and even invent "Hindu Terrorism" as the explanation for all the killing of innocents.

Note that the traitors who broadcast video of the ATS chief putting on body armor, and the make and license plate of the vehicle in which they were going, and where they were going, have NOT been taken to task.

sampat · Post by **sampat** » 29 Nov 2008 19:03

Is times now part of Toilet paper?? Their reporting has been really great...only eng channel that looked like reporting for India and Indians.

Right now:

1) brushing of fingerprints in vessel--matching with terrorists
2) Pak phone number on sat phones
3) International Community will not put much presseure on pak due to their vested interest.

Nitesh · Post by **Nitesh** » 29 Nov 2008 19:05

But see times now they are holding lot of info close to chest to give "an element of surprise"

Abhi_G · Post by **Abhi_G** » 29 Nov 2008 19:05

How come the journos were present at Metro cinema where the pigs came and shot as they passed by? Did they have before hand info?

Patni · Post by **Patni** » 29 Nov 2008 19:06

Found more details including a footage from a CCTV camera of police roadblock and encounter just under the bridge right outside Newyourker. Have downloaded the video and will archive it. It was a silver skoda.

http://www.itgo.in/index.php?issueid=&i ... t_bottom=0

Surya · Post by **Surya** » 29 Nov 2008 19:06

Patni

don;t forget the movement to the hotels

and please color code it.

I am trying to put together a little doc for my office folks so it will be great to use your skill.

Thanks

Surya

narayan

to be fair the clip was used by others for propaganda

for us the accent is clear

for the idiots in the west it was a question from the terrorist " where were you when muslims were being killed ..bla blah"

I found it especially galling to have the mofos disparage the commandos etc.

The TV guys could have taped it and not shown it.

but I guess ratings ka sawal hai

Rahul M · Post by **Rahul M** » 29 Nov 2008 19:07

milindc wrote:Things must be really bad. Shekar Gupta is blaming the govt as soft on terror on NDTV

man, today morning I saw a (cylindrical round animal) fly.

now, vikram chandra and shekhar gupta are taking apart mani shankar aiyer with the help of tarun vijay and AA khan.

what is happening to the world !

A_Gupta · Post by **A_Gupta** » 29 Nov 2008 19:09

Israeli officials praised India’s handling of the attacks on Saturday, countering a report that Israeli security experts were unhappy with the Indian response. “We have nothing but the greatest respect” for the Indian security authorities, Mark Sofer, the Israeli ambassador to India, said in a telephone interview. They handled a “extremely complex and difficult situation” in the best way possible, he said.

http://thelede.blogs.nytimes.com/

Shivani · Post by **Shivani** » 29 Nov 2008 19:11

Web outperforms Media in Mumbai Blast

www.ciol.com wrote: Divya Girish
Saturday, November 29, 2008

BANGALORE, INDIA: The effectiveness of web is again brought out as terror attacks paralyze India's financial capital, Mumbai.

The usage of web came in a new colour and flavour as the mobile and fixed line circuits to city were clogged since large number of people was trying to get in touch with each other in the city. Amidst a situation beleaguered by terror from all sides, blogging became a major source of information.

It was through the 'Mumbai Help' blog that bloggers offered to help users get through to their family and friends in the city, or to get information on them.

Dina Mehta, an ethnographer by profession and a blogger on Mumbai Help, said, "We will do what we can."

"We are certainly providing people emotional support at this difficult time," she added.

The Mumbai Help's teams were checking out on Thursday if hospitals have put out the list of the injured and dead, in order to pass on the information to bloggers and callers.

The famous micro-blogging site Twitter helped in passing information about the attacks.

Twitter, popular micro blogging sites, where the users communicate with short messages, witnessed an intense response on Thursday.

Last night Twitter this micro blogging service witnessed more than six million members worldwide.

The Twitter users in India especially in Mumbai were providing instant eyewitness accounts of the unfolding drama.

Some of the sources estimated that the messages, known as "tweets", were being posted to the site at a rate of around 70 tweets every five seconds when the news of the tragedy first broke.

Twitter users took up the role of social workers by sending tweets pleading for blood donors to make their way to the JJ Hospital in Mumbai, as stocks were in danger of running low in the wake of the atrocity.

The Google Map was also brought into picture to identify the locations of the incidents, with links to news stories and eyewitness accounts.

Among other cameos played by web, there was the first-hand account of the Mumbai attacks on Flickr that came from Vinukumar Ranganathan who grabbed his camera and headed out onto the streets of the city, taking a series of photos showing mangled cars, bloodstained roads and fleeing crowds. He uploaded more than 112 photos to Flickr.

As Twitter is one of the most powerful social medium for spreading news and information, some government agencies feared that the terrorists would also use it as a tool for communication.

The many mainstream media outlets including CNN, used video footage and photos sent in from people on the ground in Mumbai to illustrate their reports, and many television stations, radio stations and newspapers were also keeping a close eye on Twitter and the blogosphere in the hope of finding out more information.

It turns out that there is a lot of fuel packed within the online machinery than what has been realized by users or even crisis management agencies so far.

Do you think that there is a silent power sleeping inside the Web, which when tapped properly, can be the answer to so many questions that haunt us when terror numbs all other mediums? Do you think that our authorities are still blind and deaf to the strength that is wrapped inside a normal citizen and his normal Web citizenship? They have shown what can be done when they are forced to wake up. What do you think?

sampat · Post by **sampat** » 29 Nov 2008 19:12

Patni wrote:Found more details including a footage from a CCTV camera of police roadblock and encounter just under the bridge right outside Newyourker. Have downloaded the video and will archive it. It was a silver skoda.

http://www.itgo.in/index.php?issueid=&i ... t_bottom=0

Downlaod link: http://rapidshare.de/files/41023306/112 ... e.wmv.html
or

http://mediaservice.digitaltoday.in/itg ... _image.wmv

harbans · Post by **harbans** » 29 Nov 2008 19:14

http://www.rediff.com/news/2008/nov/29m ... ed-him.htm

The Paki's that conducted the terror operations look pretty similar to the mindset of the Deff and Dumb posters some of who post from UK. It's pretty shocking to see the posters there jumping with joy at NSG/ Police/ Indians and innocents dying. They are openly cheering for the Pigs.

Very simple--if those Muslims are gonna support hindu facist like you in creating trouble for Pakistan then they deserve to die like any hindu--like a dog I mean.

Some of the youngsters on the forum are pretty motivated and about the same age as those that created the carnage here.

KarthikSan · Post by **KarthikSan** » 29 Nov 2008 19:15

Rahul M wrote:
milindc wrote:Things must be really bad. Shekar Gupta is blaming the govt as soft on terror on NDTV
man, today morning I saw a (cylindrical round animal) fly.

now, vikram chandra and shekhar gupta are taking apart mani shankar aiyer with the help of tarun vijay and AA khan.

what is happening to the world !

These traitors know what's going to happen in the next elections. They are changing loyalties already. Regularly happens in Massaland with CNN, MSNBC etc. Only exception being FOX. I respect them for at least that!

Wait and watch for all the channels to start singing hymns in praise of the Hindu Nationalist aka "Hindu Terrorist" BJP!

Shreeman · Post by **Shreeman** » 29 Nov 2008 19:15

Lalmohan wrote:SHQ used to work at the Taj, many staff are dead, quite a few known personally by her. It seems Taj staff have been tremendously brave in saving lives. Also, one piglet pretended to be staff and herded guests into a room in order to kill them. Similar story in Oberoi.

I remain very angry

Kind Mullah:

Condolences. This one has touched more people that I would ever have imagined. Ordinary people. Not foreigners. Not not-required. To make a point, a guest had a brother who had finished adding functionality to a system in a place the very evening it was attacked. Was at CST trying to return. Ordinary person. I don't have even the remotest connections to Bombay. Yet.

This is the shape of things to come. Prepare better, individually.

You can't have guns, they wont serve any real purpose either, but you can unite in being watchful. Stop ignoring known pakistanis hiding. Stop any "they are also like us" in your vicinity. They are terrorists, one and all. If you let it pass, you are a sympathizer. They may be chefs now. Just because you haven't paid them enough to buy a cleaver. There are 100,000s of them at this point, the 7000 a year has been going on forever. Ask even legal ones to return home. If you know one, make a point to ask them to go back, NOW. If you know one outside of India, make it a point to not help them, not invite them to anything, not to do any business with them unless unavoidable, not pretend that they are south asians. Buy not, any Ahmed achar. Point them out, in public, as and when you can as being citizens of that country. You will see deer stuck in headlights when you assert, get used to it.

Don't depend upon any political changes. Indian politicians do not represent the public. Its not possible to return any decency to politics. Party affiliations are irrelevant. Like in the US, UK, the ignorant, and the religious, overwhelm the remaining fragmented electorate. Stop listening to them, and keep yourself sane.

Tear the media new ones. Write, post, cite. If you happen to know any media workers, make sure to mix laxatives in their food. Regardless of whether they did well this time or otherwise. Each one of them has sold their souls to some interest or the other. Others refuse to work hard to identify real issues before opening their mouths. The media is free to open its collective a**e electronically instead of where a mouth, and we are free to make them pay individually for it.

Lastly, stop adding adjectives. Its P....tan. There is no distinction, no qaida, nothing. No elements. The state is the evil. This is another kargil, except all and sundry have already issued contracts for new carpets to brush this under. Suits no one that the truth be widely known.

The scheme of things is:
- chai biscuit,
- bigger event
- funerals for any that remain to fight
- chai biscuit.

The sensationalism over three buildings, and 20 people was not unplanned. The media world over were planning for this for a year too.
The governments of pa.uk.usatan were planning too. Not hard to realize that their spokesperson would have gotten NO - none - zilch media in his hellhole. So they had him pre-positioned. His work over, he abruptly leaves. The media were well prepared to report running commentary better than any recent sporting event, regardless of consequences.

This is becoming a rant. So this abrupt end.

enqyoob · Post by **enqyoob** » 29 Nov 2008 19:16

Rahulji: Terminological redundancy there - "cylindrical" and "round" , though strictly independent, are often confused. May I suggest

Gentle Mammal of Revolution ? Or in referring to the actual animal, use "Well-fed Lahori"?

RajeshA · Post by **RajeshA** » 29 Nov 2008 19:16

This is what our SF need:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PuMHhw_w1qs

Kersi D · Post by **Kersi D** » 29 Nov 2008 19:21

nishug wrote:
lakshmikanth wrote: I dont expect UPA to do anything, it has too many sub-parties with highly varied vested interest to act coherently.
did u also notice the difference between medias tone in reporting kargil and mumbai attacks ?
during kargil george fernandes was criticized sooooo much .... ranging from intelligence failure to not procuring AJTs [ pls note air force was asking for AJTs since 14 years before kargil.] And medias favorite topic was how Indian gov. could have handled that situation in better manner.

But this time there is nothing about why this happened ? how those terrorist were allowed to roam around in mumbai so freely and how come terrorists hijacked a police vehicle ???? .... this is the most surprising thing that no one is discussing the fact that a police vehicle was hijacked

At the height of Kargil war, one Mrs Sonia Gandhi was asking the PM and DM to resign immediately. Can anybody imagine anything more bizzare than that ? So do we suppose that MMS and SG will soon resign ?

Heard what Priyanka Gandhi said "Indiraji would have handled this situation in a different way". Shows the amount of confidence Priyanka has in her mother and MMS !!

bains · Post by **bains** » 29 Nov 2008 19:28

Mumbaikers,

I still think that the local cell of this murderous pigs is still active and they have to live within a radious of 10 from each site of attack.