Hijacking Attempt Foiled in China

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Chinese need to learn this technique (Hijacking) from there friend Pakistan .. it cant be copied.. :taunt:
 

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Chinese hijackers died in custody

Two men who allegedly tried to hijack a plane in far west China by battering the cockpit door with a crutch and trying to set off explosives have died, state media said.


Earlier reports said six Uighur men were arrested Friday following the foiled hijack attempt in Xinjiang region. Four crew members were injured in the tussle. Xinjiang is home to a large population of minority Uighurs but is ruled by China's ethnic majority Hans. There have been clashes between authorities and Uighurs resentful of government controls over their religion and culture.

An overseas rights group says the incident wasn't a hijacking attempt but an in-flight brawl over a seat dispute.

The state-run Global Times newspaper reported that two of the suspects had died in hospital from injuries sustained in the fight with passengers and crew, but didn't say when. The report cited local officials who weren't identified by name. Global Times said two others were hospitalized after mutilating themselves, but gave no details.

The report said authorities were investigating how the men, aged 20 to 36 and all from the city of Kashgar in the west of Xinjiang, managed to get the explosives past security checks.

Xinjiang regional government spokeswoman Hou Hanmin said she wasn't immediately able to comment on the report.
The plane carrying 92 passengers and nine crew members safely returned to Hotan city in southern Xinjiang 22 minutes after takeoff, according to operator Tianjin Airlines.

Dilxat Raxit, spokesman for the German-based World Uyghur Congress which campaigns for Uighurs' rights, said Friday that it wasn't a hijacking attempt but an in-flight brawl over a seat dispute.

Friday's incident occurred just a few days before the anniversary of the July 2009 riots in Urumqi when nearly 200 people were killed in fighting between Han Chinese and Uighurs.

Tensions are already high in Hotan, where authorities raided a religious school recently and are conducting home searches, according to the Washington-based Uighur American Association.

Chinese hijackers died in custody - Telegraph
Chinese justice can be ruthless!

No waste of time in courts.

Was it a seat dispute that could cause such a confusion and the men killed in custody?

Given the Chinese penchant for secrecy, one will never be known.
 

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Chinese justice can be ruthless!

No waste of time in courts.

Was it a seat dispute that could cause such a confusion and the men killed in custody?

Given the Chinese penchant for secrecy, one will never be known.
Well, considering they were fighting against the whole plane crews and passengers, It won't be surprise that some of them will die as the result of serious of injuries.

Killing them in custody? I don't think that CCP would like to let them go without a public trial - which is a great opportunity for propoganda.

Not everything is related to conspircy, Ray!
 

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Well, considering they were fighting against the whole plane crews and passengers, It won't be surprise that some of them will die as the result of serious of injuries.

Killing them in custody? I don't think that CCP would like to let them go without a public trial - which is a great opportunity for propoganda.

Not everything is related to conspircy, Ray!
That is a valid point that the CCP will not lose the opportunity to dress up and showcase a forged confession for high propaganda.

Conspiracy theory? Ask Telegraph UK.
 

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That is a valid point that the CCP will not lose the opportunity to dress up and showcase a forged confession for high propaganda.

Conspiracy theory? Ask Telegraph UK.
A forged confession?

Who asks confession? With whole plane witnesses, their act already mark their crime.
 

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Not to worry.

They would have been paraded on TV with confession not only confessing about this hijack, but implicating half the world as a part of the plot and bomb blasts of the past and plans of the future too, even if the whole issue was about seats, as claimed by the Uighur Independence Movement people.
 

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