Re: 26/11/2008: Never Forget. Never Forgive
Posted: 26 Nov 2015 07:05
I used sentences from this thread for today's tweets.
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A significant % of the population and prominent Media believe that the 2nd team to follow 26/11 on 1/1/5 were poor Fishermen, well if they were fishermen, the 26/11 was an imagination. Well even the FM of Pakistan when 26/11 happened who probably knew of the plan and gave diplomatic cover to the planners after the event came to to Mumbai and preached "TOLERENCE" in Mumbai recently while people opposing him were declared "INTOLERANT".Mukesh.Kumar wrote:Once again the anniversary comes up. And we wait. Sometimes it seems that we will never see justice. But then I tell myself that we should not give up. Its important to remember.
Damayanti Gohil, in her late 60s, has mixed emotions for Nariman House which stands opposite her one-storey residence. Her son Harish died on November 26, 2008 after terrorists who had entered in the building fired random gunshots.
“Sometimes I wish this building was not here,” she said, pointing at it. “He was my support. Even after eight years, I stare at that very spot where he was shot. What was his fault,” she said with tears.
Harish, a third year graduation student from Wilson College was sitting with his friends watching the India-England cricket match. Burst of crackers diverted their attention, only to realise those were gunshots. “They all ran to see what happened. Realising the danger, he retreated and was standing on the footpath outside our residence with an eye on Nariman House. Suddenly a bullet was fired from the building and it hit his chest,” Ms. Gohil said.
Harish’s father died when he was only four months old. The government, as a part of procedure, handed over a cheque for Rs.5 lakh. “I have lost my crores, my support. Does this compensation really matter?” she said.
Santosh Veer is also one of the victims of the terror attack on Mumbai.
“A grenade was thrown from the Nariman House, which exploded in front of us,” he told The Hindu . He tried to duck like it is shown in films, he remembers. “But that was reality and in a second I realised that my leg was hurt,” he said. Mr. Veer was rushed to the hospital as it started bleeding profusely. “Such kind of terror act was unheard-of and I pray to god that no one suffers like Mumbai did,” he said.
Cricket series with people responsible for 26/11 cleared on 26/11. This is too much. Why just blame BCCI? Who gave the permission? Blame Govt.sum wrote:^^ And for some reason, this date chosen by BCCI to announce a Indo-TSP cricket series?
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Wonder if this is connected with getting pakis to officially agree to expedite the 26/11 case at their end. Are they going to find one or two pakis, to be named by Headley and throw them under the bus, to get the dialogue going?ramana wrote:And Court pardons Headley.
He must have read the tea leaves when India asked to interrogate his Moroccan wife hanging out in Morocco.
sudeepj wrote:http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/indi ... 125617.cms
The strategy appears to be, talk to some people, and hit some others."MUMBAI: A local court on Thursday granted pardon to David Coleman Headley, one of the main accused in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks case, an accepted him as a prosecution witness.
The court agreed to Headley's plea to turn an approver in return for pardon while imposing certain conditions on him.
The sessions court has asked Headley to disclose all information that he had revealed earlier to the US court.
Headley had appeared before the sessions court here through a video link from an undisclosed location in the US."
Intense lobbying by National Security Adviser (NSA) Ajit Doval with the American authorities could have led David Coleman Headley, one of the main conspirators of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack, to turn an approver in the case, a senior government official told The Hindu.
Apart from the case being probed by the Mumbai Police, where he has offered to become an approver, Headley is also an accused in the case being investigated by the National Investigation Agency (NIA).
When contacted, NIA chief Sharad Kumar told The Hindu, “As of now we have no plans to make Headley an approver in our case.” NIA is probing the larger conspiracy behind the case.
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When contacted Special Prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam denied having met U.S authorities but added, “there are many aspects involving national security, which cannot be disclosed.” Mr. Nikam told The Hindu, “Headley becoming an approver is not the final word. I have put a condition that he ought to answer all the questions posed by us to become an approver.”
A senior official added that there still existed a possibility of Headley being made an accused during the course of the trial, if the prosecution was not convinced with his replies. NIA has already sent an extradition request to the U.S. in 2011 seeking Headley's custody. Former home secretary R.K Singh said, “This offer (to turn an approver) could not have come on his own; our agencies must have worked hard on it. The evidence provided by him could prove to be key against Jamaat-ud-Dawa chief Hafeez Saeed, who is one of the main architects of 26/11 attacks.”
Let us see and wait but this is one of the main thing committee which is probing the lapses in 26/11 is also interested in.ramana wrote:AmberG, Glad to saee you back.
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I would also like to see who all in India helped Daoud Gilani.