ProPublica has published a detailed account of Mumbai terrorist attack. The bone chilling details of this investigation leave little doubt of the involvement of ISI - the Pakistani intelligence agency, which has been at the center of the Punjab terrorism in 70s and 80s, Kashmiri terrorism that continues to this day, and their Taliban linked terrorism in Afghanistan. The ISI has hijacked the Pakistani foreign policy to the extent that unless ISI is de-fanged the specter of violence will alway hover over Afghanistan and India. What is more, ever since US started to push Pakistan to rein-in the ISI, violence in Pakistan has grown dramatically, no doubt supported by those within ISI who believe that the Pakistani Government is caving to the US pressure.
ISI must be disbanded, and Pakistan government must be asked to hand over to India, those responsible responsible for the Mumbai attacks so that justice can be done to hundreds of innocents who died on Nov 26th.
Read the story to see how this deadly attack was meticulously planned and executed, killing innocent civilians of many nations including the United States.
ISI must be disbanded, and Pakistan government must be asked to hand over to India, those responsible responsible for the Mumbai attacks so that justice can be done to hundreds of innocents who died on Nov 26th.
Read the story to see how this deadly attack was meticulously planned and executed, killing innocent civilians of many nations including the United States.
Mumbai: The Plot Unfolds, Lashkar Strikes and Investigators Scramble - ProPublica: "Mir’s ally in the plot was a man known to Headley only as Maj. Iqbal, who investigators suspect was an officer of Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence Directorate (ISI) and a liaison to the Lashkar terrorist group. Iqbal is a common Pakistani last name, and investigators have not been able to fully identify him. Maj. Iqbal and Mir worked as handlers for Headley, their lead scout, during his missions in India, according to investigators and court documents."
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