From: Feroze Mithiborwala <feroze.moses777@gmail.com>
Date: Mon, Jan 7, 2013 at 11:49 AM
Subject: Politics of terror exposed - again!!: WE stand vindicated: Hope for 9 accused Mulsims in 2006 Malegaon blasts
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Dear All,
Finally - Hope for 9 accused in 2006 Malegaon blasts who the NIA says must be let off, as they cannot be two sets of terror accused for the same terror attack.
We do stand vindicated after 6 years of struggle, with secular groups across the country who stood by the beleaguered Muslim community, who have been under a state of siege as false-flag terror attacks were perpetrated either by the Abhinav Bharat & Sanatan Sanstha terror organizations, both with links to the RSS & protected by Manuwadi elements within the Intelligence & RAW. False-flag terror attacks were also directly planned & executed by the IB & RAW, as do secret agencies in most countries & here too the Indian ruling capitalist elite is no exception, as the politics of terror is a powerful instrument to control the masses, so as to maintain a perpetual state of fear & confusion in the minds of the people. And this as we now know, is a global strategy.
The so-called Anti-Terror squad stands exposed for its targeting of innocent Muslim youth Now finally the National Investigation Agency - NIA (who we still do not trust as well, but yet) have caught the true perpetrators of the Malegaon terror attacks. Also read the fabricated stories that were earlier in these very corporate newspapers & channels, with details of meetings of the Muslim terror cells, SIM cards, eye-witnesses, bombs placed by specific people & charge-sheets with 40,000 pages of lies. Its all fallen apart now. Our collective struggle has borne fruit. Read & share as widely as possible.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/mumbai/Hope-for-9-accused-in-2006-Malegaon-blasts/articleshow/17917219.cms
Hope for 9 accused in 2006 Malegaon blasts
MUMBAI: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) is soon likely to seek dismissal of charges against the nine men arrested by the Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) in connection with the 2006 Malegaon serial blasts, an officer said.
Handed the blast case in January 2011, the NIA has recently arrested four individuals-Dhan Singh, Lokesh Sharma, Manohar Singh and Rajendra Chaudhary-all alleged to be members of ultra-right-wing Hindu groups. According to sources in the agency, Chaudhary, Dhan Singh, Manohar Singh and one Ramji Kalsangra planted the four explosives in Malegaon on September 8, 2006, that killed 37 people and injured another 297.
The recent discoveries of the NIA deflate the earlier claims of the ATS. "There cannot be two sets of accused for one crime," said an NIA officer. "We have arrested four persons and are now probing a larger conspiracy." Another NIA officer hinted that the agency is preparing to ask court to dismiss the charges (under section 169 of CrPC) made by the ATS against nine people.
In 2006, the ATS had arrested nine men of the minority community, claiming they were members of the banned Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI) and had a hand in the Malegaon serial blasts. It filed a chargesheet in the case in 54 days, though it could take 180 days. According to it, SIMI members engineered and executed the bombings, with the help of a Pakistani national named Muzammil, to spark "communal riots" in the state.
As it happened, the Maharashtra government transferred the case to the CBI, but the central agency's first supplementary chargesheet too made assertions similar to the state ATS'. In January 2011, when another CBI team began probing the blasts, it discovered the alleged involvement of radical Hindu nationalist groups. In April 2011, the Union home ministry eventually transferred the case to the NIA.
According to NIA sources, the decision to bomb Malegaon in 2006 was taken by senior functionaries in the group, including former RSS pracharak Sunil Joshi, Kalsangra and Sandeep Dange. Thereafter, Kalsangra and Sharma were tasked with executing the bombings. It was these two who arranged for Chaudhary, Dhan Singh and Manohar Singh.
The team first recced Malegaon to identify targets. On September 8, Sharma drove the team members to Malegaon, where Kalsangra gave them explosives and clothes to make them resemble religious Muslims. Kalsangra accompanied Dhan Singh, Manohar Singh and Chaudhary to place the bombs on bicycles and at other spots near Hamidia mosque at Bada Kabristan, where many people had gathered on the occasion of Shab-e-Baraat. Once the bombs were planted, Sharma drove the team back to Indore.
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Feroze Mithiborwala
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