Showing posts with label terror attack on mumbai. Show all posts
Showing posts with label terror attack on mumbai. Show all posts

After Modi, Advani says can’t rule out local hand in Mumbai attacks

Tuesday, February 17, 2009

New Delhi: Echoing Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, the BJP’s prime ministerial candidate L K Advani today said a “local angle” to the Mumbai attacks “could not be ruled out”, and demanded a “thorough” judicial inquiry covering “this aspect of the conspiracy as well”. “Is it true that one Fahim Ansari, said to be a Goregaon resident, was arrested in connection with this attack in November 2008? It is believed that he said during his interrogation that such an attack was being planned, and that his associates had even done a recce of the areas. One of his associates, Sabahuddin Ahmed, was arrested in April 2008. It is apparent that their preparations for the attack were on for a year. It is impossible that they could have carried out such a big operation without any local support,” Advani said in Parliament. At a recent BJP conclave in Nagpur, Modi had said: “Attacks like 26/11 couldn’t have happened without local support... The UPA Government is quiet on this aspect because of vote-bank politics.”

Shah Rukh Khan's house attacked in Mumbai

Friday, February 13, 2009

Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan's bungalow in Mumbai's Bandra was attacked early Friday by some unidentifiedmen."Around 0230 hours, motorcycle-borne miscreants threw the bottles filled with kerosene and fled from the scene. The security men at the residence 'Mannat' chased the miscreants but in vain," Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Niket Kaushik told PTI.When the incident occurred, Khan was not in the house and nobody has sustained any injuries, he said adding that a complaint has been registered and further investigation is on in the matter.

India to study Pakistan's response to dossier

Thursday, February 12, 2009


NEW DELHI: India on Thursday said it will react to Pakistan's response to the dossier on Mumbai attacks after receiving and studying it.

"Our High Commissioner to Pakistan will be going to the Foreign Office later in the day when we expect to receive a formal report. When the response is available, we will study it and react further," External Affairs Ministry spokesman Vishnu Prakash told reporters.

He said Indian officials had seen media reports on the statements made by Pakistan's interior minister Rahman Malik.