Monday, May 10, 2010

Working On The Cases

By Abhishek Sharan, *Ajmer, Mecca blast: CBI finds links* - Hindustan Times - India
Tuesday, May 4, 2010

New Delhi: The CBI’s probe has established the role of two inter-linked terror modules in allegedly executing the May 2007 Mecca mosque blast in Hyderabad and the October 2007 Ajmer Sufi shrine blast in Rajasthan, two year ago.

CBI [Central Bureau of Investigation] director Ashwani Kumar said, “Our probe has established the commonalities between the perpetrators and modus operandi behind the Mecca mosque blast and the Ajmer dargah blast in 2007.”

He added, “Among the commonalities between the two terror attacks was the Indore connection: Indore’s Sunil Joshi had played an important role in orchestrating both the blasts. Also, the same set of SIM cards was used to activate the bomb-triggers used in the two blasts.”

The CBI, Rajasthan police and Hyderabad police are working together on the cases, he said, adding that he was expecting the Mecca mosque blast case to be solved soon.

Joshi, allegedly a former pracharak (volunteer) of the RSS, was murdered in December 2007 in Dewas. Joshi had allegedly played a role in preparing the explosive used in the Mecca blast. Joshi, a source said, was also identified by Lt Colonel Prasad Purohit — accused in the Malegaon blast — as the man who allegedly executed the blast at Ajmer shrine through his aide Devendra Gupta alias Ramesh Kumar.

Gupta, arrested last week, is a key link in the two blasts, since the SIM card bought by him in Bengal was used to operate the two mobile phone sets used as bomb-triggers.

The CBI director’s revelations dumped the theory that the Mecca blast had been orchestrated by the HuJI [Harkat-ul-Jihad-al-Islami].

[Picture: The Sufi Shrine at Ajmer, India. Photo: Wiki]

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To learn more about this gathering, kindly get in touch with Maulana Dawood Sampson at 10 11th Avenue, Eagle Park 7945, Western Cape, South Africa; home telephone number +2721 396-4555, or at mobile telephone number 0822591724.

Monday, May 10, 2010

Working On The Cases
By Abhishek Sharan, *Ajmer, Mecca blast: CBI finds links* - Hindustan Times - India
Tuesday, May 4, 2010

New Delhi: The CBI’s probe has established the role of two inter-linked terror modules in allegedly executing the May 2007 Mecca mosque blast in Hyderabad and the October 2007 Ajmer Sufi shrine blast in Rajasthan, two year ago.

CBI [Central Bureau of Investigation] director Ashwani Kumar said, “Our probe has established the commonalities between the perpetrators and modus operandi behind the Mecca mosque blast and the Ajmer dargah blast in 2007.”

He added, “Among the commonalities between the two terror attacks was the Indore connection: Indore’s Sunil Joshi had played an important role in orchestrating both the blasts. Also, the same set of SIM cards was used to activate the bomb-triggers used in the two blasts.”

The CBI, Rajasthan police and Hyderabad police are working together on the cases, he said, adding that he was expecting the Mecca mosque blast case to be solved soon.

Joshi, allegedly a former pracharak (volunteer) of the RSS, was murdered in December 2007 in Dewas. Joshi had allegedly played a role in preparing the explosive used in the Mecca blast. Joshi, a source said, was also identified by Lt Colonel Prasad Purohit — accused in the Malegaon blast — as the man who allegedly executed the blast at Ajmer shrine through his aide Devendra Gupta alias Ramesh Kumar.

Gupta, arrested last week, is a key link in the two blasts, since the SIM card bought by him in Bengal was used to operate the two mobile phone sets used as bomb-triggers.

The CBI director’s revelations dumped the theory that the Mecca blast had been orchestrated by the HuJI [Harkat-ul-Jihad-al-Islami].

[Picture: The Sufi Shrine at Ajmer, India. Photo: Wiki]

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Maulana Dawood Sampson invites everyone to al-Masjied al-Sabr in Blackbird Avenue, Parkwood Estate in the Western Cape, South Africa for an evening of adhkaar. Events on Saturday, 5th June 2010 will include the Maghrib Salaah, the dhikrullah, the 'Isha Salaah, the continuation of the dhikr and the du'aa. Maulana Sampson will address the congregants after that. The ’Ibaad-u-Ragmaan Qadiri Jamaa’ah, thankful for being part of the community of Islam, will contribute their time and efforts to this occasion.
Interested persons may talk to the Mosque Secretary, Haji Riedwaan Blake of 17 Wattle Road, Parkwood Estate 7945, Western Cape, South Africa; telephone +2721 705-3006 or +2721 705-8965, cellular number 0823777326.
For further information, please talk to the Mosque Chairman, Haji Yusuf Baroochi. He lives at 13 Vrede Road, Grassy Park 7945, Western Cape, South Africa; telephone number +2721 705-6909, or at mobile telephone number 0834081072.
To learn more about this gathering, kindly get in touch with Maulana Dawood Sampson at 10 11th Avenue, Eagle Park 7945, Western Cape, South Africa; home telephone number +2721 396-4555, or at mobile telephone number 0822591724.