The Mumbai attacks were carried out by the Indian Army(Part-4)

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According to eyewitnesses, the terrorists had left the railway station by 1:32 p.m. According to the Indian official report, Ajmal and Ismail were there and went to Kama Hospital. It takes barely ten minutes to get there. It is said that by 10:50 am, the two terrorists had reached Kama Hospital.

Kama is a government hospital. It usually treats women and children from the poorer classes. It is incomprehensible why Pakistani terrorists targeted a treatment center for the poor. Not only that, he was there for an hour and during that time he had a confrontation with the police party.

The presence of terrorists in the hospital for an hour is evident from the statement of an eyewitness, Maruti Phad. He was the official driver of the Mumbai government's medical education secretary. He was a resident of the back street of Kama Hospital where Karkare and others were shot dead, according to an official report.

On 28 November 2008, Maruti, in an interview with popular Indian TV channel NDTV, said, "At 11:30 pm, I received a call from Sahib to take a car and drive to his house. As I was leaving my street, gunfire erupted. A bullet also hit me in the hand. I quickly stopped the car and fell to the ground as if dead. This cleverness saved my life, "Maruti said at the end of the statement." Karkare's car was behind me at the time.

The question is, if Ajmal and Ismail were hiding in Kama Hospital, then how did it happen? At the railway station, they were indiscriminately firing bullets all around, but then hid in a hospital for the poor? If they wanted to take patients hostage, why did they go upstairs and take up positions? Did they deliberately want to compete with the police party? Or were Karkare and his associates the real target?

Vanita kamte

 

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DNA is India's leading media network. On 2 December 2008, DNA published a report. According to the report, an ASI was stationed outside St. Xavier's College, Durgude. The college is located at the end of the back street of Kama Hospital where it meets Mahapalka Road. It should be mentioned that the name of the street passing behind Kama Hospital is Badruddin Tayyab Ji Marg.

According to the report, ASI Dargode saw two youths who looked like students. He stopped them and told them that there was a fight between the terrorists and the police at Kama Hospital so they had to get out of there. When the two youths continued to roam there, the ASI forcibly tried to chase them away. A young man pulled out an AK-47 rifle hidden in his clothes and shot Dargode. He died there.

The question is, if Ajmal and Ismail were competing with the police party at Kama Hospital, then who were these two young terrorists? Apparently, he was part of the suicide squad that was to kill Hemant Karkare and his comrades.

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In the light of India's official statement, Hemant Karkare and his team left his office for Kama Hospital to see the injured police officer, Sadhanandatta.

In the aftermath of the Mumbai attacks, AR Antola, the minister for minority affairs in the Congress government, raised the point that patients were not being held hostage by terrorists at Kama Hospital. Then why did the head of the anti-terror squad go to Kama Hospital with his team? They should go to Taj Mahal or Oberoi Hotel where there was a fight between terrorists and police. However, the terrorists managed to escape soon after Sadhanandatta was injured.

This point makes it clear that someone sent a message to Hemant Karkare to go to Kama Hospital with the team. Who was the person whose message Karkare had to acknowledge?

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According to an Indian official document, Ajmal said in his statement:

"When we both came out of Kama Hospital, we saw a police car. We quickly hid behind the bushes that were nearby. Then another car passed by and stopped some distance away. A police officer got out of the car and started firing at us. One of his bullets hit me in the hand and my AK-3 rifle fell, but Ismail fired at him and the other people in the car, killing them. Ismail then took out the bodies, put me in the car and we left. Then at one point the car's tire punctured. We left the car there and grabbed another car. "

According to the official statement, the two terrorists then reached a place called Gargam Chopati. There he met a third police party. Ismail was killed and Ajmal was captured alive. This is the first instance or version of Hemant Karkare's death that became part of Ajmal Kasab's oral Indian official statement.

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The second statement came from a soldier named Arun Jahdav. According to the statement, Hemant Karkare's car was carrying four soldiers besides Saliskar and Ashok Kamte. Only one of them, Arun Jadeo, survived. This Arun Jadeo made various statements to the Indian media on different occasions and thus made the Mumbai attacks suspicious.

Arun Jadeo first said that he was going to see the injured Sadhanandata then stated in another channel that we were looking for a red car in which the terrorists were riding. At this point, the question arises as to who told them that the terrorists are riding in a red car?

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Arun Jadeo said in the first statement that Karkare was in the second seat in the car. Then in the second he claimed that he was sitting in the first row of seats with Kamna. Similarly, Arun Jadeo said earlier, in the beginning, Salskar was sitting behind the driver. Then he stopped the car and sat in the driver's seat.

The thing to think about is that Salskar was an experienced police officer. Would it be nice for them to sit in the driver's seat and give free rein to the terrorists to come and shoot me easily?

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According to Arun Jadeo, two terrorists were hiding in the bushes of Badruddin Tayyab's death. When the vehicle reached there, they started firing at it from the left side. If this is true then how come two bullets hit Arun's right arm. The bushes in this street are only growing on the right side. There is a barbed wire fence in front of these bushes. This net can only be hidden in the bushes by climbing.

Former police commissioner Mumbai Hassan Ghafoor

 

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The slain Additional Commissioner of Police Ashok Kamte's wife, Vinita Kamte (Vinita Kamta) is a lawyer. When her husband was killed, she later interviewed eyewitnesses. She also managed to meet police officers. Here is a summary of the information they received later:

Hassan Ghafoor, a Muslim at the time, was a Mumbai police commissioner. When the attacks began, they went to the Taj Mahal Hotel to lead the ongoing police operation there. Before leaving, he handed over the police control room to Rakesh Maria, Joint Commissioner of Police (Crime Branch).

Ashok Kamte and Hassan Ghafoor spoke in front of Vanita Kamte. Ghafoor had asked him to come to Taj Mahal Hotel. But then how did he get to Kama Hospital? Rakesh Maria told Vanita that he did not know anything about it, but when Vanita got access to the police call logs, the truth came out. According to police call logs, Rakesh had asked Ashok to go to Kama Hospital. By then, Hemant Karkare had reached the street behind Kama Hospital. At that time, a 'fight' was going on inside the hospital between the police party and the terrorists.

At 11:24 a.m., Karkare called the police control room and asked for a police party to be sent to the main entrance of Kama Hospital. Karkare wanted to surround the hospital. He called again at 11:28 and asked for a police party to be sent. There are three police stations within a two to five minute drive from Kama Hospital, but no police party has been sent to Kama Hospital.

Instead of coming to the rescue, two young men appeared on the corner of St. Xavier's College, where Badruddin Tayyab G-Lane ended. At 11:45, they shot and killed ASI Dargode, who was standing there. Meanwhile, a Maruti Phad passed by and they opened fire on his vehicle. They may think it is Karkare's car.

The Maruti Phad flat is located in the middle of this lane. Many people from other flats in the building were also watching the whole scene. They called the police control room but no help arrived. According to eyewitnesses, the two terrorists roamed freely for 15 minutes.

At midnight, Karkare, Kamte and Salskar sat in a car. He told the soldiers standing there that he was walking towards the main entrance of Kama Hospital. The three officers wanted to help injured policemen trapped in the hospital. By then, not only the residents of the area but also two constables of Azad Maidan police station had called the control room and informed that there were two armed terrorists near St. Xavier's College. But the three officers were not told from the control room about their presence.

At 9:30 a.m., terrorists hiding near the college opened fire on the vehicle of the three officers. Witnesses say a police officer got out of the car and opened fire on the terrorists. A terrorist was shot in the hand and missed the gun. Meanwhile, a police vehicle passed by with its lights on but it went ahead without stopping. The policemen on board did not help the injured, Kamte and Salskar, nor did they challenge the terrorists.

At 12:47 pm, the three injured officers were rushed to the hospital in a police vehicle, but it was too late. He was dead. At 12:56, Hassan Ghafoor called the control room and asked where Karkare and Kamte were. Rakesh replied that he did not know anything about them. However, police call logs testify that the two were in the backyard of Kama Hospital.

The Indian government had set up a committee called Ram Pardhan to look into the failure of intelligence. Vanita Kamte wanted to appear before this committee and present the above facts but she was not allowed to do so. She turned and fell silent.

YP Singh, a former police officer, says the Ram Pradhan Committee convicted the "whistleblowers" while the real culprits were pardoned. Hassan Ghafoor had suspended all the police officers, including Rakesh, who had not sent aid to Kama Hospital.

But the Ram Pardhan Committee criticized Hassan Ghafoor for leaving the control room and going to the Taj Mahal Hotel. Although they were authorized to do so. However, declaring the process a negligence, Hassan Ghafoor was sacked. The committee did not find any other police officer, including Rakesh, guilty. It is as if the committee made Hassan Ghafoor a scapegoat and acquitted the rest of the police officers of every mistake.

According to Vanita Kamate's investigation, Karkare, Kamate and Salsakkar were targeted near the college during a confrontation between two terrorists and a police party at Kama Hospital. It is as if the terrorists who attacked the three were someone else.

The investigation also revealed that only those three police officers were in the car. It seems that Arun Jadeo's statement that four soldiers including him were in the car is wrong. In addition, people living in Karkare and Badruddin Tayyab G Lane kept calling the control room and asking for help, but it was not sent. Obviously, when the Indian Army, RAW and IB had planned to assassinate Karkare and his two comrades at the cost of Kohar, why would aid be sent?

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Hemant Karkare was wearing a bulletproof vest when he left his office. There are many eyewitnesses to this. The IBN cameraman also made a video on the occasion, but when his body arrived at the hospital, the jacket was missing. Initially, police said that a hospital scavenger threw away his jacket, but the victim's wife, Yata Karkare's investigation, proved the news to be false.

SM Ashraf, Allison Davidson and other investigators say the terrorists standing outside St. Xavier's College belonged to the military police or ordinary police. A bullet fired by him got stuck in Karkare's bulletproof jacket which could not escape. That's why the jacket itself disappeared. If that bullet had been found by any of Karkare's associates, the secret of the misleading plan would have been revealed.

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The Indian government's statement is that Ajmal and Ismail killed Karkare after leaving Kama Hospital and then got into their car and reached the metro junction. The square is located near Kama Hospital. There, his car was punctured and he got into another car and drove towards Gargam Chopati.

But the news published in the Indian newspapers on the morning of 28 September 2008 tells a different story. According to him, the car occupants in the metro junction opened fire on all sides and then fled. Even more mysterious and amazing than the news is the video that the famous Indian network CNN. A CNN-IBN reporter landed at Metro Junction.

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This IBN video reveals the third example of Hemant Karkare's assassination. This video was shown on the night of 28 November 2008. At the beginning of the video, the reporter says that initially the police told the media that Karkare was killed near the Taj Mahal Hotel. Then the police withdrew from the news. If this news was wrong, then why was it spread to the media? Did the news change because eyewitnesses saw someone other than Karkare die?

The video goes on to show two young men in russet-colored robes putting Karkare in a car. The reporter then says, "Perhaps Karkare has been the target of indiscriminate firing by the police." The reporter also said that the occupants of two cars, a Toyota Quiz and a Honda City, were firing indiscriminately. Who were these people?

The video shows a young man dressed in a gargoyle bleeding. Was it the same young man who competed with Karkare and his teammates? But he was not Ajmal. Who were these two young men? Where did they come from and where did they go? What is special about this video is that there are no signs of blood and wounds on Karkare's face and upper body, but he seems to be in a coma, but when his body was shown to people, Karkare's face There were clear signs of violence. His upper body was riddled with bullets.

It is quite possible that Karkare was abducted by extremist Hindus, subjected to the worst torture and then brutally murdered. In fact, such a powerful Hindu extremist group wanted to warn all government officials that no officer would dare to investigate their terrorist network in the future, otherwise it would be doomed. It may be recalled that Hemant Karkare and his two accomplices were the only senior officers of the Mumbai Police who fought the terrorists twice and lost their lives.

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According to the Indian government, Ajmal and Ismail clashed with a police party at Gargam Chopati. Ismail was killed and Ajmal was arrested.

One surprising aspect of the contest is that according to newspaper reports, the police party stationed at Gargam Chopati had only two rifles. The rest of the soldiers had sticks. Despite this, they not only killed Ismail but also managed to capture Ajmal alive. However, these two dangerous terrorists were coming to kill highly experienced police officers. But the soldiers standing in Gargam Chopati did not know the "miracle" that the city of the two terrorists was lost and they were caught in the trap of law.

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According to the Indian official statement, Ajmal's hand was injured while fighting Karkare. When he was brought before reporters after his arrest, both his hands were intact. But in the video taken at Metro Junction, it can be clearly seen that an unknown young man is bleeding from his hand. Is this the same terrorist who killed Karkare, Kamte and Salskar along with his associates? The identity of this young man is still shrouded in mystery.

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In his book, SM Ashraf makes an important and sensational revelation that the tape of the Mumbai Police Control Room and the Commissioner of Police, Hassan Ghafoor's wireless communication reveals that there was indeed a confrontation between two terrorists and the police at Gargam Chopati. … But both terrorists were killed in the encounter.

This is a very important revelation which shows that Ajmal Kasab was not captured from Gargam Chopati because both the terrorists died in this encounter. The next day, the same news was published in several newspapers that both the terrorists were killed in the battle of Gargam Chopati.

This again proves the fact that Ajmal Kasab disguised himself as an Indian Army, an intelligence agency or a Shiv Sena fighter kept firing at the railway station and other places. If you look closely at the pictures of Ajmal and Ismail at the railway station, it is clear that they are not Pakistanis but the sixth bullies of India.

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Mumbai police also arrested two Muslim citizens of their city, Faheem Ansari and Sabahuddin Sheikh. He was accused of helping Pakistani terrorists. Fahim made important maps of Mumbai by hand and then handed them over to Sabahuddin. Sabahuddin took them to Nepal, where the maps were handed over to Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi, a key LeT leader.

Shahid Azimi, a young lawyer from Mumbai, was the lawyer for the two Muslims. He first cross-examined Nooruddin, the main police witness. The interrogation proved that Nooruddin had never been to Nepal. That is why he cannot see that Sabahuddin is giving the map to Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi. Shahid Azimi also argued that when the best maps of Mumbai are available on the internet, why did Faheem need to make maps by hand?

According to police, Fahim's maps were found in Abu Ismail's pocket. Shahid Azimi was able to prove through newspaper reports that when Ismail died, his body was covered in blood. Shahid Azimi then asked, "How is it possible that the police found maps in Ismail's pocket and there was not even a drop of blood on them?"

Shahid Azimi's arguments were so strong that on 3 May 2010, the court released both Faheem Ansari and Sabahuddin. Meanwhile, it was revealed to Shahid Azimi that the Indian police arrest Muslims by filing false cases against them. This series has been going on since 2002 years. He is thought to have realized that the Mumbai attacks were carried out by Indian intelligence agencies. That is why in February 2010, he was shot dead by four terrorists. These terrorists were RAW or IB agents.

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On 28 November 2008, the Indian Network, DNA, released a report. According to the Jewish Center, a man named Anand Raorane lives in the building in front of Nariman House. He told DNA that when the news broke on TV that Hemant Karkare had been killed, the terrorists occupying Nariman House chanted slogans and celebrated as if they were very happy. The fact is that the terrorists occupying Nariman House belonged to Indian intelligence agencies or Hindu extremist organizations.

The same DNA report also revealed that a resident of Nariman House and a local shopkeeper told reporters that the terrorists had bought large quantities of food and alcohol before the attack.

The question is, if the terrorists belonged to Lashkar-e-Taiba, as claimed by the Indian government, then how can any sane person believe that they bought alcohol and fortified Nariman House and kept on drinking Khumr? ?

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On 28 November 2008, the news was published in most Indian newspapers: Eyewitnesses told reporters that they saw a body lying on the sidewalk outside St. Xavier's College at 12:30 p.m. Three armed youths were standing near him. Whose body was it and who were the three armed men?

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On November 28, Indian newspapers reported that police had initially called for two to eight terrorists to be captured alive, but only one was found. Where did the remaining terrorists go alive?

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According to an Indian official statement, Ajmal Kasab, Ismail and some other Pakistani terrorists dropped their mobile phones. (As if they were easier to identify). These mobiles had Indian SIMs.

When police investigated, it was revealed that before the Mumbai attacks, two Indian Muslims in Calcutta, Tauseef Rehman and Mukhtar Ahmed, had bought three SIM cards which were being used by terrorists. He was arrested on 6 December 2008 . It was later revealed that Tawseef and Mukhtar were both IB secret agents. He was tasked with joining Lashkar-e-Taiba and spying on its leaders.

This is another very important revelation. It is clear that all the militants are working as agents of Indian intelligence agencies in Pakistani organizations. That is why these agencies became active against the Pakistani state and are still carrying out terrorism in Pakistan.

Dawood Gilani's unique character?

Syed Dawood Gilani, also known as David Coleman Headley, is also important in the Indian official statement on the Mumbai attacks. The story of this man is also very dramatic and mysterious.

Dawood Gilani is the son of Pakistani father Syed Saleem Gilani and American mother Alice Sherry. Saleem Gilani was posted as a diplomat at the Pakistani embassy in Washington. Alice worked there as a secretary. The two fell in love with each other which led to marriage. Dawood Gilani was born out of this bond in 1960.

Soon Saleem Gilani brought his family to Lahore but Alice could not be absorbed in Pakistani society and went back to America. Then he got divorced. In 1977 Seventeen-year-old David also moved to the United States with his mother. By then, Saleem Gilani had remarried. He remained the Director General of Radio Pakistan and passed away in 2008. His other half-brother, Daniel, is also a diplomat. He has been the spokesman for former Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani.

After coming of age, Dawood used to come and go in Pakistan. During these visits, he became involved in drug trafficking. He was finally captured in Germany in 1988. The Germans extradited him to the United States, where David spent four years in prison. In 1982, David was caught in the United States smuggling drugs.

David soon agreed to become an agent for the US Central Intelligence Agency. As a result, he was released. This incident reveals that the Americans also carry out illegal acts for their own interests. The US government claims that Dawood was sent to Pakistan again to find out about Lashkar-e-Taiba's activities. Arriving in Pakistan, Dawood became a member of Lashkar-e-Taiba. He was, in fact, a CIA agent. He provided intelligence to US intelligence about Lashkar-e-Taiba and other Pakistani jihadist organizations.

The U.S. government claims that David changed his name to David Coleman Headley in 2006. During this time he became a double agent. That is, he also started working for Lashkar-e-Taiba. As such, he went to Mumbai in 2006 and 2007. He took pictures and videos of Taj Mahal Hotel, Oberoi Hotel, Nariman House and other targets and handed them over to Lashkar-e-Taiba.

In 2009, he said goodbye to Lashkar-e-Taiba and became Elias's ally. Elias Kashmiri wanted to attack the office of the infamous Danish newspaper, Zelande Posten. Dawood Gilani was given the responsibility to come to the office to do "Reiki" and try to take pictures. So when Dawood was on his way from the United States to Denmark via Pakistan, he was arrested in October 2009.

The US government claims that when Dawood Gilani was interrogated, he revealed that he was also involved in the Mumbai attacks. David was prosecuted in the United States for the crime, and in January 2013 he was sentenced by a U.S. court to 35 years in prison. Assuming David survives, he will be 88 years old at the time of his release. But there is a strong possibility that he will die in prison. Like Ajmal Kasab, the US government tried Dawood in a closed room. The details of this case are classified or confidential. So what the US government kept telling some journalists about Dawood Gilani came to light.

It is clear from the above facts that Dawood Gilani was an agent of the US intelligence agencies. With her help, she continued to spy on Lashkar-e-Taiba and other jihadist organizations, but in October 2009, she was suddenly arrested as a "double agent." That is, he started working for Lashkar-e-Taiba, but this is just an accusation made by the US government against Dawood. The question is, why did the US government impose on David? Why did the US government use this trick and convict its own agent? We have to go back nine years to find out.

In 9 January 2009, Barack Obama became the new US President. Obama wanted to increase the number of US troops in Afghanistan to defeat the Taliban. The Pakistani military called the new strategy flawed and told the Americans it would be of no use. (Later, this prediction came true.) Gradually, disagreements arose between the United States and Pakistan on other issues as well, and distances began to widen.

In March 2009, RAW, with the help of its agents, attacked the Sri Lankan cricket team in Lahore. The purpose of this Indian attack was to further isolate Pakistan in the world and to make it a sponsor of terrorists. These attacks also proved disastrous for Pakistan. Nine years have passed since they were completed. Even today, foreign players are scared and frightened when they come to Pakistan.

 

The last letter

Readers, It is clear from all the above facts that the powerful nationalist Hindu gang affiliated to the Indian Army, RAW and IB has devised a misleading and clever plan for the Mumbai attacks to achieve multiple goals. The plan also included support from extremist Hindu organizations. Only then was it possible for Pakistan to be blamed for the massacre in south Mumbai. In this way, Pakistan would suffer tremendously politically and economically.

The "False Flag Attack" of the Mumbai attacks brought this Hindu group many benefits. One major benefit was that Hindu nationalism began to grow in India in order to counter so-called Islamic terrorism. Thus, only five years later, under the leadership of Modi, the killer of thousands of Muslims, nationalist Hindus came to power. Now the gang is trying to establish itself all over India. One of its main missions is to convert the maximum number of Muslims in India to Hinduism.

Similarly, relations between Pakistan and India have been strained since the Mumbai attacks. It is time for minor incidents to escalate tensions. The recent incident of harassment of diplomats is proof. The Mumbai attacks proved to be truly revolutionary in the history of the subcontinent. They have created immense problems for Pakistan not only regionally but also globally. The very negative changes that have arisen from the womb of this misleading plan will gradually end.