Terrorism
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Confession of Saffron terrorists - i
Nov 28, 2010
Excerpts from the Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) chargesheet in Malegaon case
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Brahminist forces control IB: Ex-IGP Maharashtra
By Tarique Anwar
Oct 27, 2010
New Delhi: The Milli Gazette and Pharos Media jointly organized a discussion entitled "Terrorism in India" and release of a book called "Who Killed Karkare?" on 22 September at Deputy Speakers' Hall, Constitution Club. V...
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“Terrorism in India cant stop without reconstitution of Intelligence Bureau”
By NA Ansari
Oct 22, 2010
Intelligence Bureau (IB) will have to be reconstituted and purged of Hindutva elements in it because without this neither terrorism can be eliminated nor peace can be maintained and promoted in this country.
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Case filed against author and publisher of Who Killed Karkare?
By Zafarul-Islam Khan
Sep 13, 2010
Ever since the book was published the press as well as authorities have slowly started using the term "Hindu Terror"
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Hyderabad, Ajmer blasts: why probe took wrong turn?
By M. Ramzan Naik
Aug 29, 2010
“Both Ajmer and Mecca Masjid had strong military imprints,” one of the investigating officers told.
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26/11 Mumbai Karkare killing plot plea: High Court issues notices
By Mumtaz Alam Falahi
Aug 19, 2010
Karkare had become an eyesore for Hindutva terrorists and terror groups whose role in some terror bombings in the country he was exposing.
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Advertisement of those who shun publicity: RSS and its catch 22
By Mustafa Khan
Aug 04, 2010
Photographs in an advertisement can be as much revealing as the ones taken in hot action. How could the photos of two girls from Azamgarh be used to advertise how Muslims have a secure financial future and brighter prospects in Gujarat?
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Overtly Indian Mujahideen, covertly Abhinav Bharat
By Salman Sultan
Aug 03, 2010
Inheriting the British methodology of divide and rule, these fake nation-lovers are adept in spreading hatred.
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NIA to tread cautiously while probing minorities
By Mohammad Naushad Khan
Jul 07, 2010
New Delhi: National Investigation Agency (NIA), which was formed recently to investigate terror-related activities, has decided that in cases pertaining to minorities the agency will move carefully right from the beginning. In this context, NIA...
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Samad’s arrest divided Central, state HMs, ATS confused
By Majid Jahangir
Jul 07, 2010
German Bakery blast investigators clueless, embarrassed






