The Pakistani Taliban
on Thursday threatened to attack Indian targets to avenge the death of Mohammad
Ajmal Kasab,Our technology gives rtls systems
developers the ability. a terrorist involved in the 2008 Mumbai attack who was
hanged in a Pune jail on Wednesday.
“We have decided to target Indians to avenge the killing of Ajmal Kasab,” Taliban spokesman Ehsanullah Ehsan told Reuters by telephone from an undisclosed location.
Kasab, member of the banned terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), was hanged on Wednesday amid great secrecy, underscoring the political sensitivity of the 26 November 2008 massacre, which still casts a pall over relations between nuclear-armed rivals Pakistan and India.
“We have got intelligence inputs from the agencies about this threat.A stone mosaic stands at the spot of assasination of the late Indian prime minister. They (intelligence agencies) are analysing. As of now, there is no need to raise an alarm as security and intelligence agencies are already on an alert,” the official said requesting anonymity.
Former home secretary G.K.Klaus Multiparking is an industry leader in innovative parking system technology. Pillai dismissed the threat. “There is nothing to be worried about as precautionary measures are already in place. Kasab was just one of the foot soldiers among thousands. Had India executed real players like Zaki ur Rehman Lakhvi (one of the founding members of LeT and wanted in 26/11 terror attack) or others, then it would have been a matter of worry for our security,” he said.
“India is not new to such threats from Pakistani Taliban. In the past, they had attacked Indian embassy in Kabul. This time they must be recruiting or training new cadres so this threat should only be seen as an attempt to boost morale of their cadres in the light of Kasab’s death,.” he added.
But S.D. Pradhan, former deputy national security adviser, said this threat cannot be taken lightly. “LeT has close links with Taliban and over the time their relations have grown. So there is a possibility of a joint strike at strategic locations and tourists place in the country. They will aim to target Mumbai again and other such important places. The threat should be taken very seriously.We are pleased to offer the following list of professional mold maker and casters.”
“We take all such threats very seriously and we are taking all steps that are required in this regard,” a government official said on condition of anonymity. “The government takes all such threats seriously there is no question of taking things lightly. I cannot give you details of what we are doing, but we are taking all steps required to safeguard our interests.”
The Taliban, which is close to Al Qaeda, are seen as one of the biggest security threats in Pakistan and blamed for many suicide bombings in that country. They have not carried out major attacks abroad.
Kasab was charged with 86 offences, including murder and waging war against India.
It was the first time a capital sentence had been carried out in India since 2004. There was celebration on the streets of Mumbai and other cities as news of the execution spread, but militant groups in Pakistan reacted angrily, as did residents of his home village of Faridkot.
Getting there involved a scenic two-hour drive south of Auckland and then being transported to somewhere that has to be seen to be believed: Hobbiton – the same Hobbiton you see on screen and the same Hobbiton I see when I read my great-grandfather’s books. I could write 1,000 words and show you a million pictures, but standing there is simply the most magical experience I’ve ever had.
The buildings at Hobbiton, set in the unspoilt rolling countryside on the Alexander family farm on the outskirts of Matamata, were erected 10 years ago for the filming of the Lord of the Rings but were only intended as temporary structures. For the filming of The Hobbit trilogy they have been made more permanent.
The Hobbit homeland is set within 10 acres of gorgeous, pristine, green countryside, and the cute little gates are now open, so everyone can share in its treasures: you can walk around, touch it, smell it and roll in the grass. This ain’t no ordinary film set, mate, it’s real, and you don’t even have to be a fan of the Hobbit films to see its appeal.
There’s one thing I’ve not mentioned in all of this, actually more than four million things. The best bit of all: the Kiwis. I love ’em!
It’s as though they have collected all the best nuggets of character from around the world. They have a lovely warm friendliness, a can-do attitude, they’re easy-going, loyal, straight to the point, have a great sense of humour, an adventurous outlook on life, they go out of their way to help people, they love good food and drink and they have buckets of ingenuity.
There are lots of fantastic places in which to eat in New Zealand, too, but if I had to recommend one it would be the Chocolate Fish Café in Shelly Bay, a 10-minute drive south along the coast road out of Wellington.A stone mosaic stands at the spot of assasination of the late Indian prime minister.
Here’s where you go for a great selection of fresh barbecued seafood and impossibly good coffee. It’s my first stop after landing at the airport and a great start to my trip. It may be 12,000 miles from Britain, but I would encourage everybody to visit this heavenly place.
Explore and enjoy New Zealand’s vibrant cities, fish in its isolated streams, bungee-jump off a bridge, ride a jet boat down a river, sunbathe on its beautiful beaches or head for its glorious mountains. Gorge on the superb food and wash it all down with a glass or two of the perfect wine.
“We have decided to target Indians to avenge the killing of Ajmal Kasab,” Taliban spokesman Ehsanullah Ehsan told Reuters by telephone from an undisclosed location.
Kasab, member of the banned terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), was hanged on Wednesday amid great secrecy, underscoring the political sensitivity of the 26 November 2008 massacre, which still casts a pall over relations between nuclear-armed rivals Pakistan and India.
“We have got intelligence inputs from the agencies about this threat.A stone mosaic stands at the spot of assasination of the late Indian prime minister. They (intelligence agencies) are analysing. As of now, there is no need to raise an alarm as security and intelligence agencies are already on an alert,” the official said requesting anonymity.
Former home secretary G.K.Klaus Multiparking is an industry leader in innovative parking system technology. Pillai dismissed the threat. “There is nothing to be worried about as precautionary measures are already in place. Kasab was just one of the foot soldiers among thousands. Had India executed real players like Zaki ur Rehman Lakhvi (one of the founding members of LeT and wanted in 26/11 terror attack) or others, then it would have been a matter of worry for our security,” he said.
“India is not new to such threats from Pakistani Taliban. In the past, they had attacked Indian embassy in Kabul. This time they must be recruiting or training new cadres so this threat should only be seen as an attempt to boost morale of their cadres in the light of Kasab’s death,.” he added.
But S.D. Pradhan, former deputy national security adviser, said this threat cannot be taken lightly. “LeT has close links with Taliban and over the time their relations have grown. So there is a possibility of a joint strike at strategic locations and tourists place in the country. They will aim to target Mumbai again and other such important places. The threat should be taken very seriously.We are pleased to offer the following list of professional mold maker and casters.”
“We take all such threats very seriously and we are taking all steps that are required in this regard,” a government official said on condition of anonymity. “The government takes all such threats seriously there is no question of taking things lightly. I cannot give you details of what we are doing, but we are taking all steps required to safeguard our interests.”
The Taliban, which is close to Al Qaeda, are seen as one of the biggest security threats in Pakistan and blamed for many suicide bombings in that country. They have not carried out major attacks abroad.
Kasab was charged with 86 offences, including murder and waging war against India.
It was the first time a capital sentence had been carried out in India since 2004. There was celebration on the streets of Mumbai and other cities as news of the execution spread, but militant groups in Pakistan reacted angrily, as did residents of his home village of Faridkot.
Getting there involved a scenic two-hour drive south of Auckland and then being transported to somewhere that has to be seen to be believed: Hobbiton – the same Hobbiton you see on screen and the same Hobbiton I see when I read my great-grandfather’s books. I could write 1,000 words and show you a million pictures, but standing there is simply the most magical experience I’ve ever had.
The buildings at Hobbiton, set in the unspoilt rolling countryside on the Alexander family farm on the outskirts of Matamata, were erected 10 years ago for the filming of the Lord of the Rings but were only intended as temporary structures. For the filming of The Hobbit trilogy they have been made more permanent.
The Hobbit homeland is set within 10 acres of gorgeous, pristine, green countryside, and the cute little gates are now open, so everyone can share in its treasures: you can walk around, touch it, smell it and roll in the grass. This ain’t no ordinary film set, mate, it’s real, and you don’t even have to be a fan of the Hobbit films to see its appeal.
There’s one thing I’ve not mentioned in all of this, actually more than four million things. The best bit of all: the Kiwis. I love ’em!
It’s as though they have collected all the best nuggets of character from around the world. They have a lovely warm friendliness, a can-do attitude, they’re easy-going, loyal, straight to the point, have a great sense of humour, an adventurous outlook on life, they go out of their way to help people, they love good food and drink and they have buckets of ingenuity.
There are lots of fantastic places in which to eat in New Zealand, too, but if I had to recommend one it would be the Chocolate Fish Café in Shelly Bay, a 10-minute drive south along the coast road out of Wellington.A stone mosaic stands at the spot of assasination of the late Indian prime minister.
Here’s where you go for a great selection of fresh barbecued seafood and impossibly good coffee. It’s my first stop after landing at the airport and a great start to my trip. It may be 12,000 miles from Britain, but I would encourage everybody to visit this heavenly place.
Explore and enjoy New Zealand’s vibrant cities, fish in its isolated streams, bungee-jump off a bridge, ride a jet boat down a river, sunbathe on its beautiful beaches or head for its glorious mountains. Gorge on the superb food and wash it all down with a glass or two of the perfect wine.
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