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This is not about bringing politics into this thread, but more about putting in stats. Rajnath Singh - though criticized a lot for his statements, is not praised or even appreciated for his actions. Internal Security has never been better - esp. @ the height of global terror incidents.

This obviously doesn't include J&K, as it shows no terrorists killed in 2017!! And aren't Naxals deemed terrorists?

Or am I missing something here? My brain's all foggy as I haven't had my b'fast as yet!! o_O
 

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Farooq Takla, 1993 Mumbai blasts accused, brought back to India from Dubai
Farooq Takla was wanted in the 1993 Mumbai blast case and now that he has been brought back to India, he will be produced in the TADA court in Mumbai

By : Vanilla Sharma
Mar 8, 2018 08:34 IST




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Infamous gangster Dawood Ibrahim and his D-Company have made quite some headlines in the last few days. And it is now being said that Dawood's close aide Farooq Takla has been brought back to India after he was deported from Dubai.

Yasin Mansoor Mohamed Farook, more commonly called Farooq Takla is a key member of the D-company, fled Mumbai after the 1993 Mumbai blast and is wanted on terrorism, murder and conspiracy charges.


He was brought back to India around 7 am on Thursday, March 8, and will be produced in the TADA court in Mumbai, reported CNN News18.
 
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Farooq Takla, 1993 Mumbai blasts accused, brought back to India from Dubai
Farooq Takla was wanted in the 1993 Mumbai blast case and now that he has been brought back to India, he will be produced in the TADA court in Mumbai

By : Vanilla Sharma
Mar 8, 2018 08:34 IST




Representational ImageReuters

Infamous gangster Dawood Ibrahim and his D-Company have made quite some headlines in the last few days. And it is now being said that Dawood's close aide Farooq Takla has been brought back to India after he was deported from Dubai.

Yasin Mansoor Mohamed Farook, more commonly called Farooq Takla is a key member of the D-company, fled Mumbai after the 1993 Mumbai blast and is wanted on terrorism, murder and conspiracy charges.


He was brought back to India around 7 am on Thursday, March 8, and will be produced in the TADA court in Mumbai, reported CNN News18.
A snatching operation. Usually the legal remedy they use in such cases is that they snatch the guy from the foreign country, and when the plane lands in India they officially arrest him at the airport so that they have nothing to do with extradition laws or any other legal loopholes. All they had to say was "so and so was found at Hyderabad airport and we arrested him from there. Our legal procedure only started once he was on Indian soil. How we got there, we don't know."

With this news article, the guy gets an excuse to claim violation of extradition laws because it claims that India brought him back from Dubai. This is the D-company's media hitjob to weaken the case.
 

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A snatching operation. Usually the legal remedy they use in such cases is that they snatch the guy from the foreign country, and when the plane lands in India they officially arrest him at the airport so that they have nothing to do with extradition laws or any other legal loopholes. All they had to say was "so and so was found at Hyderabad airport and we arrested him from there. Our legal procedure only started once he was on Indian soil. How we got there, we don't know."

With this news article, the guy gets an excuse to claim violation of extradition laws because it claims that India brought him back from Dubai. This is the D-company's media hitjob to weaken the case.
He was deported to India by the government there. Interpol had issued Red Corner Notice against this guy way back in 1995.
 

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What made UAE deport him after all these years?
Looks like this guy visited Dubai for business related matters of D Company and was picked up by Dubai police on inputs from Indian Intel agencies.
 

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Looks like this guy visited Dubai for business related matters of D Company and was picked up by Dubai police on inputs from Indian Intel agencies.
So where was he based before? Shitistan?
 

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I wonder if this incident should be seen in light of recent rumours about Dawood reportedly expressing an interest to return to India and GoI dismissing his "pre-conditions."

Wonder if Takla was either "offered" as a "goodwill gesture" or made to travel to Dubai to be extradited to India and serve as a direct courier from Dawood.

Too many tinfoil hats..
 

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@Haldiram bruh do u believe that there are crooks even in the CBI
Crooks vs non-crooks is a very harsh binary. All institutional departments of any nation-state are extensions of the executive. And since the executive is politically appointed, all arms of the state and all decisions they make are political in nature (and it is perfectly alright). If people feel that they are not being delivered justice, it is the party in power that gets booted out, so it is their prerogative to make politically motivated appointments to head bureaucratic institutions which allegedly claim to be 'apolitical'. I think it is the privilege of the party in power to appoint people who are loyal to them, in order to deliver the kind of system they want to.

These 'crooks' being referred to right now are all erstwhile Congress appointees trying to stall the new ones from delivering good governance. They're doing it with the hope that there will be mass public disaffection and the Congress will be back in power and they'll be benefited.

Check the Indrani Mukharjee case. Now evidence has surfaced showing that she is linked to Karti Chidambaram and yet, the CBI or ED didn't do anything when the UPA was in power. Now the CBI is asking for narco-analysis of Karti. What does that say about the CBI? even the previous CBI director Ranjit Sinha was caught indulging in shady behavior. Even the IAF chiefs is under investigation today.

Just two days ago, ICICI's Chanda Kocchar has been summoned by the Serious Fraud Investigation Office (SFIO) of the Ministry of Corporate Affairs. She enjoyed great popularity during the UPA tenure. No government agency caught her during UPA tenure, despite knowing everything.

No one is above reproach. All agencies are political in nature.
 

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@Haldiram bruh do u believe that there are crooks even in the CBI
CBI is a rogue agency, irrespective of who's in power. If the congress is in power, for instance, they will happily reinvent hindu terror and start torturing innocent Hindus/frame them to push hindu terror theory. These people are worse than Pakistanis, utter scum of the earth.
 

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This obviously doesn't include J&K, as it shows no terrorists killed in 2017!! And aren't Naxals deemed terrorists?
No, this data is outside J&K, and rest of India.

And technically, naxals are considered terrorists, but then, he's stated - "jihadi terror incidents".
 

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One PLA member has been arrested in Manipur yesterday. He was reported as an IED expert and was active for a long time in NE providing IED knowhow to insurgent groups.

Surprisingly there is no news of it yet in MSM. Did any one came across this news anywhere?
 
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