Indian footprints emerging on Naval base attack

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Indian footprints emerging
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Indian footprints emerging
Shakeel Anjum

Wednesday,May 25, 2011

ISLAMABAD: The footprints of circumstantial evidence regarding the terrorist attack on the Mehran base clearly show the
involvement of Indian
intelligence agency, Research
and Analysis Wing (RAW). Senior
intelligence sources told The
News that this was a joint
venture, accomplished by RAW
certainly with the consent of CIA
and a group of al-Qaeda who
are being used by the anti-
Pakistan lobby.
"Even at this very initial stage,
the agencies engaged in the
investigation of the attack have
got hold of some concrete
indications to prove the
involvement of foreign hand in
the debacle," one source said.
He said that it could easily be
calculated who was the prime
beneficiary of the shattering
strike.
"The militants attacked the base
and mainly targeted the P-3C
Orion aircraft as they had
instructions to destroy them," he
said, adding that it was on
record that India had opposed
the US provision of these aircraft
to Pakistan.
Another source said that the
only major beneficiary of the
annihilation of these planes was
India as Pakistan has been
deprived of one of its major
assets."It cannot be ascertained
yet at this early stage whether
Indian commandos were
included in the attack squad or
the terrorists were Chechens or
Afghan activists of al-Qaeda,"
the source said. "However,
intelligence agencies have
enough information that a group
of al-Qaeda and Taliban got
training in a base camp of RAW
in Afghanistan from the Indian
forces."
The source said that the agencies
had informed the government
about the joint activities of al-
Qaeda and Indian forces in the
base camp. It will be established
soon that the plan of the attack
was prepared in the RAW base
camp in Afghanistan, he said.
Dr Usman, one of the GHQ
attackers, who was arrested
during the counter operation,
had disclosed during the
investigation about his links with
the Indian camp, the source said.
On October 10, 2009, terrorists
had attacked the Pakistan Army's
General Headquarters in
Rawalpindi in a similar fashion,
taking 42 people hostage,
including several military officers.
By the end of the day-long
ordeal, nine gunmen, 11 soldiers
and three hostages were dead.
The attackers had their own
communication system with
separate frequency through
which they were interlinked with
each other, the source said.
Why the attack group fought a
pitched battle for 16 hours
against the commandos and
Rangers, the source said there
were standing instructions for
the personnel engaged in the
operation to arrest at least one
of the attackers alive. However,
as the Pakistani forces trapped
the attackers, they blew
themselves up or shot
themselves." "They attackers
were four in number, not six,"
the source said and added that it
was a wrong perception that two militants managed to escape
from the airbase compound. He said that the compound was
securely cordoned off.
 

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now a completely new and hypernative cospiracy theory created by the pakistani media, which had created some very dreamy and fictional theory.
Lol to them.
 

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Pakistani dont, know how many attackers were their in first place, 4 or 6 or 10 or 15 or even 20, let them first make up their mind, as to how many were there, then point fingers at others.

BTW other method is to have body count of people who have died in the attack subtract the security forces and those who have work at the secured compound and you will get number of dead terrorist.
 

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here is the other gem .
It was posted there but the link is not working.
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RAW, RAMA join hands
with CIA to destabilise
Pakistan

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By Ahmad Jamal Nizami
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LAHORE - The ongoing
tussle between the ISI and
the CIA has intensified
while the Indian, Israeli
and Afghani secret
agencies have stepped in
to support the American
secret service, raising
concerns about possibility
of more attacks on
Pakistan's military and
other strategic
installations.

In collaboration with the
American CIA (Central
Investigation Agency),
Indian RAW (Research
and Analysis Wing),
Israel's Mossad and
Afghanistan's RAMA
(Research and Analysis
Milli Afghan) have
enhanced their activities in
Pakistan in order to exert
pressure on the ISI (Inter-
services Intelligence).
Intelligence sources are
of the view that
terrorist attack at the
PNS Mehran base in
Karachi is a part of this
conspiracy and through
it a message has been
conveyed to the military
leadership that more
such attacks could be
carried out if their
(international
conspirators') agenda is
not followed.
A strong response from
the ISI chief has dashed
the India's nefarious
design of surgical strikes
in Pakistan while China's
clear stance and
expression of support for
Pakistan has also played a
pivotal role in this regard.

Military experts are
considering their options
and ways to counter the
new wave of terrorism.
According to sources, a
strong reaction came
from the Pakistan military
to US unilateral operation
in Abbottabad on May 2
in which Osama bin Laden
was killed. Pakistan took
certain stern measures
like ban on visas for
Americans and ordering
some unwanted
Americans to leave the
country were taken,
besides indicating that
NATO supply lines might
be severed if drone strikes
were not stopped.
Raymond Davis like secret
contractors had started
leaving Pakistan before
US Senator John Kerry
visited Islamabad.
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here is the working link
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RAW, RAMA join hands with CIA to destabilise Pakistan | Pakistan | News | Newspaper | Daily | English | Online
 
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In next mission RAW should make the terrorists to take a few F-16 and bomb the shit outta their cities!!!
 

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here is the other gem .
It was posted there but the link is not working.
.
.
RAW, RAMA join hands
with CIA to destabilise
Pakistan

.
By Ahmad Jamal Nizami
.
LAHORE - The ongoing
tussle between the ISI and
the CIA has intensified
while the Indian, Israeli
and Afghani secret
agencies have stepped in
to support the American
secret service, raising
concerns about possibility
of more attacks on
Pakistan's military and
other strategic
installations.

In collaboration with the
American CIA (Central
Investigation Agency),
Indian RAW (Research
and Analysis Wing),
Israel's Mossad and
Afghanistan's RAMA
(Research and Analysis
Milli Afghan) have
enhanced their activities in
Pakistan in order to exert
pressure on the ISI (Inter-
services Intelligence).
Intelligence sources are
of the view that
terrorist attack at the
PNS Mehran base in
Karachi is a part of this
conspiracy and through
it a message has been
conveyed to the military
leadership that more
such attacks could be
carried out if their
(international
conspirators') agenda is
not followed.
A strong response from
the ISI chief has dashed
the India's nefarious
design of surgical strikes
in Pakistan while China's
clear stance and
expression of support for
Pakistan has also played a
pivotal role in this regard.

Military experts are
considering their options
and ways to counter the
new wave of terrorism.
According to sources, a
strong reaction came
from the Pakistan military
to US unilateral operation
in Abbottabad on May 2
in which Osama bin Laden
was killed. Pakistan took
certain stern measures
like ban on visas for
Americans and ordering
some unwanted
Americans to leave the
country were taken,
besides indicating that
NATO supply lines might
be severed if drone strikes
were not stopped.
Raymond Davis like secret
contractors had started
leaving Pakistan before
US Senator John Kerry
visited Islamabad.
.
here is the working link
.
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RAW, RAMA join hands with CIA to destabilise Pakistan | Pakistan | News | Newspaper | Daily | English | Online
they have left Russian, French, British, and other countries intelligence agencies, these countries must be feeling that their agents are not working for what they are paid for.
 

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Conspiracy theories: Is the hidden hand Indian, internal or existential? – The Express Tribune
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ISLAMABAD:
The questions and conspiracy
theories about the well-
executed attack on PNS
Mehran have begun to
circulate. But a look at
existing patterns, threats and
warning signs helps connect
the dots.
Target
While other attacks have
targeted military personnel, the
PNS Mehran attack is different in
that it directly targeted the P-3C
Orion aircraft."The attack has
rendered the navy deaf and
dumb," said security analyst
Ikram Sehgal. "The P-3C aircraft
acts as the navy's ears and eyes.
There are three basic elements
—anti-submarine warfare, radar
capabilities and electronic
intelligence."
According to the US Navy,
"Originally designed as a land-
based, long-range, anti-
submarine warfare patrol
aircraft, the P-3C's mission has
evolved in the late 1990s and
early 21st century to include
surveillance of the battle space,
either at sea or over land." The
aircraft attacked on Sunday were
inducted into the navy in June
2010, as part of US military
assistance to Pakistan. A press
release at the time said that
Pakistan Navy will receive eight
P-3C aircraft by 2012.
Why the navy?
Pakistan's armed forces have
been under attack by militants
for several years now, however
the navy has rarely been
targeted. In 2008, seven people
were killed in a suicide attack at
Lahore's Naval War College. On
December 1, 2009, a suicide
bomber blew himself up at the
naval headquarters in Islamabad.
On April 26, 2011, four people
were killed and 26 were injured
in twin bomb blasts on naval
buses in Karachi. Two days later,
six people were killed and seven
injured in another attack on a
bus carrying naval personnel
near the Karsaz base."These
were soft targets," says Sehgal.
"But it should have been
questioned as to why technicians,
who were going to and from the
naval base, were being
targeted."
While Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan
spokesperson Ehsanullah Ehsan
claimed responsibility for the
attack, Sehgal believes that the
beneficiaries of Sunday's attack
are countries that have 'had
designs on Pakistan', and that
this had "India's Research and
Analysis Wing's signature all over
it". He said it was "far fetched"
to believe that the attack could
be retribution for the Pakistan
Navy's role in Combined Task
Force 151, an international anti-
piracy fleet that was commanded
by the Pakistan Navy earlier this
year.
Internal involvement
The security of Pakistan's military
bases has been in question for
several years now. The attack on
the military's general
headquarters in Rawalpindi in
2009 as well as frequent attacks
on security check posts, bases
and training centres is part of a
pattern, both of infiltration of
and radicalisation in the security
forces, and the lack of adequate
security measures.
A precedent for involvement by
military personnel exists.
Investigation into an assassination
attempt on former president
General (retd) Pervez Musharraf
found that the ammunition had
been taken from a Pakistan Air
Force (PAF) depot. Seven military
officials— six of whom were
from the air force — were
convicted by a military court
along with six civilians. According
to a Dawn report in 2010,
explosives used in the attacks on
Karachi's Abdullah Shah Ghazi
shrine were 'sophisticated
military explosives'.
A US embassy cable from 2006,
which was released this month
by WikiLeaks, highlights
radicalisation in the air force. The
cable quotes then-Deputy Chief
of Air Staff for Operations Air
Vice Marshal Khalid Chaudhry as
saying that the airmen, most of
who came from rural villages,
were being radicalised by
extremist clerics.
The cable quotes Chaudhry as
saying,"You can't imagine what
a hard time we have trying to get
them to trim their beards."
The cable also reveals that
Chaudhry claimed"to receive
monthly reports of acts of petty
sabotage, which he interpreted
as an effort by extremists among
the enlisted ranks to prevent PAF
aircraft from being deployed in
support of security operations in
the Federally Administrated
Tribal Areas along the Afghan
border."
Radicalisation in the security
forces was highlighted earlier this
year when Punjab Governor
Salmaan Taseer was assassinated
by a member of the Elite Force
squad in Islamabad on January 4.
A Los Angeles Times report in
February highlighted the case of
Zahid Manzoor Bajwa, a Punjab
police official who had access to
intelligence reports and is
believed to have passed them on
to the Taliban.
The PNS Mehran attack would
have also required significant
surveillance, which militant
organisations have been able to
conduct in the past, given their
success at attacking the military's
Rawalpindi headquarters and
buildings belonging to the Inter-
Services Intelligence, Federal
Investigation Agency and the
Crime Investigation Department.
In the early 2000s, al Qaeda
operatives had reportedly
surveyed Karachi's ports in
preparation for a planned attack
on the Strait of Hormuz and
other ports used by the US Navy,
according to the files of
Guantanamo Bay detainees
published by WikiLeaks.
A unique experience
A huge billboard outside the
naval air force headquarters,
which came under sustained
attack for hours on Monday,
says it all– "Pakistan Air Force
Museum. Unique experience".
"If these people can just enter a
military base like this, then how
can any Pakistani feel safe?"
asked Mazhar Iqbal, 28,
engineering company
administrator taking a lunch
break in the shade outside the
complex where a crowd had
gathered on a patch of grass to
watch journalists set up camp as
much as anything
He said he was from an insecure
area of the city already infamous
as a source of funding for
militant groups.
"The government and the army
are just corrupt. We need new
leaders with a vision for
Pakistan."
Moin Babar, 35, a technical
engineer, said people were trying
to understand how the militants
made it inside."I heard that 15
went in through a sewer," he
said. Kamran Khalil, 48, a civil
engineer, suggested, like many
others, a conspiracy."How can
this happen? It's taking them so
long to resolve the issue. India or
the CIA could have been behind
this. They want to show that
Pakistan forces are ineffective."
Many in Pakistan were furious
with the US operation to kill Bin
Laden without sharing any
intelligence beforehand with
Islamabad, which they saw as a
severe breach of sovereignty.
"This is all a reaction to
American policy in Pakistan," said
Atif Ali, a 30-year-old
construction worker, standing
near one billboard advertising
audio equipment in which a
beautiful woman says"Let's
play" and another advertising
pizza.
with additional input by reuters
Published in The Express Tribune,
May 24th, 2011.
 

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If its done by RAW then very well done , i am not denouncing this as a terrorist attack because it didnt kill innocent civilians in the marketplace or the hotel.

The Indian state has been under Pakistan's proxy war since last two decades and if their go up and blow a couple of their navy fighters , then i wish finally somebody has woken up and listened to vast majority.

This if done by RAW is welcome and this is what surgical strikes mean , lets hope RAW has done this , then the ISI will realize that they can be paid back next time they plan another Mumbai attack.

Well done RAW even if we know how false this Pakistani claim is , yet we hope that it was RAW who did it.
 

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pakistanis are resorting to conspiracy theories, well what is else is expected from nutty state
 

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i wish RAW had executed this raid.

if this was true i would treat everyone with beer and sausages FREE for a MONTH!
 

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Good Job RAW . Way to go keep up the attack and lets destroy some F16's next time. Let them have taste of their own medicine.
 

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Indian footprints emerging
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"The militants attacked the base
and mainly targeted the P-3C
Orion aircraft as they had
instructions to destroy them," he
said, adding that it was on
record that India had opposed
the US provision of these aircraft
to Pakistan.
Another source said that the
only major beneficiary of the
annihilation of these planes was
India as Pakistan has been
deprived of one of its major
assets.
What an damning and condemning evidence the Pakis have found. I think this should be enough to jail Man Mohan Singh and Sonia Gandhi at Rawalpindi prison. Please start the prisoners transport van and hand the culprits strait to Pakistan Army.:rolleyes:
 

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First it was the US Stealth helicopters and now it is Indian stealth men!
 

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Guys.this may be true.Because that is why RAW was created-external inteligence and surgical covert strike.If it is really done by RAW then we should be happy.
REGARDS....
 

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