http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2012-02-24/india/31094506_1_nia-custody-aseemanand-ramchandra-kalasangra-alias-ramji
Twin blasts shook two coaches of the Samjhauta Express travelling between India and Pakistan at around 23:53 IST (18:23 UTC) on Sunday, 18 February 2007, shortly after the train had passed through the railway station in the village of Diwana, near the Indian city of Panipat.
After the explosions, both carriages were engulfed in flames and many passengers were incapacitated by the smoke. Witnesses claim to have seen passengers screaming and attempting to escape, but since most of the train’s windows were barred for security reasons, many could not escape in time. The injured were pulled out of the burning carriages by fellow passengers and local residents.
In the end, the terrorist attack left 68 people dead and 50 injured. Most of the dead and injured were Pakistani nationals, though some Indians, including railway workers, were also killed. Initial identification of the victims was hindered by the fact that many of the bodies were charred beyond recognition.The rest of the train, which was left undamaged by the attack, continued on to the border town of Attari.There, passengers were transferred to a Pakistani train which took them to their destination in Lahore.
Indian Minister of Railways, Lalu Prasad Yadav, condemned the incident and went on to say that the attack was “an attempt to derail the improving relationship between India and Pakistan."He also announced compensation payments of Rs. 1,000,000 (approx. €17,500 or US$22,750) for the next-of-kin of each of the deceased and Rs. 50,000 for those injured.
On 30 December 2010, National Investigation Agency claimed that they have solid evidence that Swami Aseemanand was the mastermind behind the blasts. He had roped in Sandeep Dange, an engineering graduate, and Ramji Kalsangra, an electrician, to build the improvised explosive devices used in the blasts. On 8 January 2011, Aseemanand confessed that Saffron terror outfits were behind the bombing of Samjhauta express, a statement later found to be obtained under duress. Later RSS sent a legal notice to CBI accusing it for deliberately leaking Swami Aseemanand’s confession in media. RSS spokesman Ram Madavh called the investigation maligning of organisations and individuals.However, in late March 2011, Aseemanand came out and stated: "I have been pressurised mentally and physically by the investigating agencies to confess that I was behind these blasts."Aseemanand was charged on 20 June 2011 for planning the blast.In November 2011, Indian High Courts issued a stay notice to the National Intelligence Agency on the point that Aseemanand was tortured and coerced in prison and on the allegations that the investigation agency itself was biased by its association to the United Progressive Alliance government In early 2012, commentators started questioning the "Hindu” angle to the terror attacks, noting both the existence of an equally plausible “Muslim” angle and the near impossibility of proving any claims.
Many initial reports suggested that the prime suspects in the bombing were the Islamic groups Lashkar-e-Toiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed, both of whom have been blamed for many high-profile bombings in the past. On 1 July 2009, the United States Treasury and UNSC placed sanctions on Lashkar-e-Toiba, and named Arif Qasmani as having played a role in the bombing. In 2009, Qasmani was hit with a travel ban and an asser freeze by the 1267 committee of the United Nations Security Council Qasmani, as of 2011, was still the United States’ main suspect in the Sanjhauta bombings.
On 12 February 2012, the National Investigation Agency of India arrested a suspect identified as Kamal Chouhan, former RSS worker from the Indore district in the state of Madhya Pradesh and conducted intense questioning. According to sources, Chouhan had a possible role in planting the bomb in the train. Chouhan is believed to be a close aide of Ramji Kalsangra and Sandeep Dange, two key Indian suspects in the case on whom the agency has announced a cash reward of 10 lakh for information of their whereabouts.The National Investigation Agency is likely to file a fresh chargesheet in a next couple of days which will name Kamal Chauhan and Amit Chauhan as the two alleged bombers who along with Lokesh Sharma and Rajendra Pehalwan allegedly planted the four suitcase bombs in the train..
So with this article i would like to state some facts:-
i)RSS had no involvement in it,though congress’s NIA tried to prove it that way…but alas!
ii)Many initial reports suggested that the prime suspects in the bombing were the Islamic groups Lashkar-e-Toiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed, both of whom have been blamed for many high-profile bombings in the past. On 1 July 2009, the United States Treasury and UNSC placed sanctions on Lashkar-e-Toiba, and named Arif Qasmani as having played a role in the bombing. In 2009, Qasmani was hit with a travel ban and an asser freeze by the 1267 committee of the United Nations Security Council Qasmani, as of 2011, was still the United States’ main suspect in the Sanjhauta bombings. Again clearly we can see who’s responsible…but congress tried to play the shameful communal card
iii)Hira rabbani recently(yesterday in all probablity) compared this to 26/11…and said that the INDIANS arnt doing enough and thus u cant blame pakistan in 26/11 trials and blah blah..in an interview to another ‘Desh Bhakt’..Barkha Dutt..LOL…She kept nodding to all the d false accusations made by the ‘weapon of mass distraction’..even when she compared hafeez saeed to MPs #shame
SO IS this WHAT AMAN KI ASHA shit is all about?
#shame
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