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Saturday, June 9, 2012

Ahmedabad blasts accused Abdul Razik, an alleged SIMI member, Islam,Terrorism and Jihad, NewAgeIslam.com

Islam,Terrorism and Jihad
Ahmedabad blasts accused Abdul Razik, an alleged SIMI member,
‘regrets shattering lives’
Ahmedabad blasts accused Abdul Razik, an alleged SIMI member, ‘regrets shattering lives’
Express news service
Posted: Nov 26, 2008 at 0046 hrs IST

Amir Raza Khan, an alleged member of the terror outfit HuJI is a resident of Kolkata, while Riyaz Bhatkal is alleged to be the founder member of Indian Mujahideen (IM).

Bhatkal brothers had connived with SIMI leaders to hatch the conspiracy of serial blasts in the city and trained local people, the chargesheet submitted last week by the Crime Branch said, adding, IM was a new form of SIMI.

SIMI members Safdar Nagori, Hafez Hussain, Sibli Abdul Karim, Kamruddin Nagori, Amil Parvez and Mufti Abu Basher planned the attack and asked Abdus Subhan alias Tauqeer and Qayamuddin

Kapadia for executing the blasts.

SIMI members organised terror training camps in Waghamon in Kerala and Halol near Vadodara, it said.

Qayamuddin and Tauqeer then held a meeting with their local contacts in the city for arrangements of logistics and support to carry out the conspiracy.

The local contacts were those who were associated with SIMI before it was banned in 2001 by the Central Government. Some of them have already been arrested by the crime branch while some are still absconding, the 2000-page charge-sheet stated.

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Monday, May 14, 2012

Threat to Husain: Judicial Verdict Won’t Save Him By Amulya Ganguli

One can expect the state governments run by the BJP to stand by idly while the Bajrang Dal activists run amok as they did in Vadodara over what they regarded as an offensive painting. The art student, Chandra Mohan, was even jailed for a brief period. But that their “secular” counterparts are no better in protecting the constitutionally guaranteed rights of artistic, literary and scholastic freedom was evident when the Bhandarkar Institute in Pune was ransacked by a group of zealots over a biography of Shivaji.