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    • Agencies Tags : nation, purohit, ats, kill Posted: Friday , Nov 21, 2008 at 1953 hrs New Delhi/Pune, November 21::
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    Advani told NSA that his charges against ATS were based on details mentioned by Sadhvi Pragya.

    National Security Advisor M K Narayanan assured senior BJP leader L K Advani that allegations of torture and brutality levelled by Malegaon blast accused 'Sadhvi' Pragya Singh Thakur against Mumbai ATS will be investigated, BJP sources said.

    Narayanan met Advani on Friday evening to brief him on the Malegaon investigation and to deal with the apprehensions expressed by the BJP leader in his telephone conversation with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Thursday.

    "Advani told the NSA that his charges against the ATS were confined to and based on the details mentioned by Sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur in her court affidavit. He clarified that it had nothing to do with the investigation," BJP spokesperson Rajiv Pratap Rudy said after the meeting.

    Narayanan reportedly assured Advani that Thakur's allegations against ATS would be investigated.

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    Intelligence Bureau chief P C Haldar and former IB Director Ajit Doval were also present during the 40 minute meeting.

    Advani had on Tuesday questioned the need for conducting so many narco-analysis tests on Pragya Singh Thakur. He had also stated that no lady police personnel was present during these tests.

    Subsequent to this statement by Advani, the Prime Minister called him on Thursday to discuss the issue. He then decided to send Narayanan to brief Advani.

    ATS threatened to eliminate me in encounter: Purohit

    Prime accused in Malegaon blast case Lt Col Srikant Prasad Purohit on Friday made a written submission in a court in Pune alleging that Mumbai ATS threatened to eliminate him in an encounter and tried to extract confession from his under duress.

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    Advani-Tooo OLD to be PM!By: Arun | 22-Nov-2008 Reply | Forward Other things aside I think Advani is Tooo OLD to be a PM candidate.We dont want any one in mid 80's to become PM and continue till 90 years of age.Are there no other younger leaders!
    Malegaon Blast.....By: A.A.Choudharia | 22-Nov-2008 Reply | Forward The ATS is surely being used to defame the opposition. Congress NCP government could go to any extent to grab power. It is really shameful that this Congress led Central Government has ruled this country for so many years and brought in this country such a detestable stat of affairs. While asserting that they have concrete proof in Malegaon blast case, in the Court they are defeated on every piece of evidence. This is Indian Democracy!
    Malegaon arrestsBy: mohanan | 21-Nov-2008 Reply | Forward Politics can play any dirty games in India.Especially when few states are going to polls .What if ATS could not find any thread of evidence to prove the guilt?They have MCOCA with them now - a free hand to create evidences and witnesses as they want ! Tamil Nadu's ex.Chief Minister Jayalalitha's high drama against Shankaracharya is coming to my mind. Our political set up is so dirty that thay can play any thing. Indian public are dump. And ofcourse suddenly SIMI and other all other outfits may turn Holy!
    MALEGON INVESTIGATIONSBy: N.V.SANKARAN | 21-Nov-2008 Reply | Forward The ATS has already invoked MCOCA which was expected right from the beginning. Now, the ATS can keep the accused under custody for six months without even filing a charge-sheet or trial. By that time the next elections may be over. I have been under the impression that whenever a serving defense personnel, especially a high ranking officer is suspected of committing any crime, the civil authorities have no authority to arrest and question the accused without explicit permission from the Military. Instead, they should apprize the defense forces with evidences about the culpability of the accused. The defense forces conduct an independent investigation and then hands over the accused to the civil authorities if they are convinced of the crime. But, in Lt. Col. Purohit's case, it seems the whole process was reversed. The ATS first gave wide publicity for the case and ensured that the Military authorities remain silent due to fear of adverse publicity. If the ATS really has the required proof, why should they slap MCOCA on the accused. They could have them convicted directly.
    UPA Conspiracy!By: VIKRAM | 21-Nov-2008 Reply | Forward ATS RECENT DISCLOSURE SURELY CONFIRMS THAT IT IS A POLITICALCONSPIRACY BY CONGRESS –NCP GOVT TO DIVIDE HINDUS, DEFAME ARMY AND ALL THE PATRIOTIC NATIONALISIC FORCES.BY COMING OUT WITH THIS FALSE DISCLOSURE BY “LIER” VEERAPPA MOILY IT GOES TO SHOW TO WHAT EXTENT CONGRESS CAN GO TO DESTROY THE NATION.AND THE DANGEROUS CONSPIRACY COULD BE CONGRESS- NCP MAY BE PLANNING TO ELIMINATE BJP / RSS LEADERS WITH THE SUPPORT OF THEIR FRIENDS( “JIHADI ELEMENTS “ ) AND BLAME IT ON POOR SADHVI,PANDEY,LT COL AND SOME MORE NEW PATRIOTS FIGHTING” ISLAMIC TERROR ISTS” FRIENDS OF MANMOHAN AND SONIA.
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