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Pak gets stronger dose of 26/11 evidence: CCTV tapes, DNA prints

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    • Amitabh Sinha Tags : terror, mumbai Posted: Saturday , Mar 14, 2009 at 0105 hrs

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    People of India have forgotten the Mumbai episodeBy: Anthony Joseph | 14-Mar-2009 Reply | Forward The people have forgotten all about the attack that took place in Mumbai. You don't believe me, well I have proof. Mine is the only comment being posted on such an important article and its quite late in the evening. Very soon the press will also forget and as for the political establishment in India, it has very little options now that Pakistan's so called democracy also is in shambles. Nothing is going to come out of all this investigation that is the truth so its much better if we realise this.
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