Dear Friends,
As per our anticipation of terror threat in Bangalore on Aug. 19, it comes true on Aug. 31, 2012 when 18 suspected terrorist were arrested in Bangalore and Hubli, most of them are highly educated doctors, engineers and scientists (one from DRDO) planning to target Indian Nuclear Installations at Kaiga and military installations in South India.
Also our alert of a possible terror strike in Delhi has been followed by Indian Agencies as they issued an alert of possible terror strike in Delhi.
I advice a top young Indian politician who is young and candidate of top political rank in India to avoid air travels specially from choppers.
More severe terror strikes are possible in India specially in Mumbai in next few months, location need not to specify at blog as if we declare here the location being changed as we are having audiences across the world (also in countries supporting terror acts in India)
With Regards,
Chanakya
Last Updated: Saturday, September 01, 2012, 11:40 Zee News
Bangalore: The interrogation of the 11 terror suspects with Lashkar-e-Toiba and HuJI links, who were arrested on Thursday from Bangalore and Hubli, has revealed that apart from politicians and journalists, the Kaiga nuclear plant and important naval installations were also on their radar.
A student from Hyderabad was also picked up today in connection with the same probe.
According to a DNA report, the terror module was aiming to target the Seabird naval base in Karwar.
It has also come to light that most of the instructions and directions
to the module members were being given from handlers based in Saudi
Arabia via Skype – Internet based telephony – to avoid coming under the
scanner of intelligence agencies.
Among the arrested 11 persons were a journalist and a DRDO scientist named Aijaz Ahmed Mirza.
As per our anticipation of terror threat in Bangalore on Aug. 19, it comes true on Aug. 31, 2012 when 18 suspected terrorist were arrested in Bangalore and Hubli, most of them are highly educated doctors, engineers and scientists (one from DRDO) planning to target Indian Nuclear Installations at Kaiga and military installations in South India.
Also our alert of a possible terror strike in Delhi has been followed by Indian Agencies as they issued an alert of possible terror strike in Delhi.
I advice a top young Indian politician who is young and candidate of top political rank in India to avoid air travels specially from choppers.
More severe terror strikes are possible in India specially in Mumbai in next few months, location need not to specify at blog as if we declare here the location being changed as we are having audiences across the world (also in countries supporting terror acts in India)
With Regards,
Chanakya
Kaiga N-plant was on Bangalore terror suspects’ radar
Bangalore: The interrogation of the 11 terror suspects with Lashkar-e-Toiba and HuJI links, who were arrested on Thursday from Bangalore and Hubli, has revealed that apart from politicians and journalists, the Kaiga nuclear plant and important naval installations were also on their radar.
A student from Hyderabad was also picked up today in connection with the same probe.
According to a DNA report, the terror module was aiming to target the Seabird naval base in Karwar.
Among the arrested 11 persons were a journalist and a DRDO scientist named Aijaz Ahmed Mirza.
Major terror strike averted with Bangalore arrests: Government
CNN-IBN India | Posted on Sep 01, 2012 at 02:34pm IST
New Delhi: Home Secretary RK Singh on Saturday said that the eleven men arrested in Bangalore on charges of links with terrorist organisations LeT and HuJI had a defence establishment and a nuclear installation on their radar.
"Interrogation of those arrested in Bangalore has revealed that
this module had a defence establishment and a nuclear installation on
its radar. Lashkar and HuJI operatives are handlers of the group," said
Singh.He added that a major threat had been averted by the arrests. "We
believe a major threat has been averted with the busting of this
module."
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