Terrorism in India breeds in Pakistan with the help of Pak military.

Pak sponsored Terrorism in India. Pak military supporting militant groups like LeT: Commander

New York, Jul 4, (PTI): || Source : Deccan Herald.

Notwithstanding its repeated refutal of links with terror groups, the Pakistan military continues to support a broad range of militants as part of its three-decade strategy of using proxies against its neighbours and US forces in Afghanistan, a former top militant commander has claimed.

Terror groups like Lashkar-e-Taiba, Harkat-ul-Mujahedeen and Hizbul Mujahedeen are run by religious leaders, with the Pakistani military providing training, strategic planning and protection, the militant leader said. A former top militant commander, said he was supported by the Pakistani military for 15 years as a fighter, leader and trainer of insurgents until he quit a few years ago. The commander is well known in militant circles, but accustomed to a covert existence, 'New York Times' reported publishing an interview, the paper claimed he gave on the condition that his name, location and personal details would not be revealed. Times said, that the former commander's account belies years of assurance by Pakistan to American officials since September 11 2001 attacks that it has ceased supporting militant groups on its territory. The militant commander said that Pakistan's military and intelligence establishments had not abandoned its policy of supporting militant groups as tools in Pakistan's dispute with India over Kashmir and in Afghanistan to drive out American and NATO forces. "There are two bodies running these affairs: mullahs and retired generals," he said and named a number of former military officials involved in the programme, including former chiefs of the intelligence service and other former generals. "These people have a very big role still," he said. Maj Gen Zaheer ul-Islam Abbasi, a former intelligence officer who was convicted of attempting a coup against the government of Benazir Bhutto in 1995 and who is now dead, was one of the most active supporters of the militant groups in the years after Sept 11, the former commander said. He said he saw General Abbasi several times: once at a meeting of Taliban and Pakistani militant leaders in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Province as they planned how to confront the American military in Afghanistan; and twice in Mir Ali, which became the centre for foreign militants in Pakistan's tribal areas, including members of Al Qaeda. Read full report in=>  Deccan Herald Courtesy : Deccan Herald. This is published in the National interest and under citizen's responsibility.

Death rally by Maoist in India is clearly revengeful.

Maoist training in a secret camp.

Maoists kill six, abduct seven in Bihar

Source: News Bharati      Date: 7/2/2011 11:25:14 AM

PATNA, July 2: Maoists killed six people and abducted seven in a village in Bihar's Munger district, police said on Saturday.

Nearly 50 armed Maoists stormed Bangalwa Kareli village, about 200 km from Patna, early on Saturday. "Five people were killed on the spot while one sustained serious injuries and died later in a hospital," a police officer said.

Bihar Police chief Neelmani said a senior police official has gone to the village and police have begun search operations in Munger. Security has been heightened in the village and top district officials are camping there.

Munger is considered a Maoist stronghold.

iFACT=> The assassinated  poor tribal people were also class enemies of the Maoists for many reasons. May be they denied to join the Maoists, not gave the ransom or did not praise the Maoists. In India Maoists are the filthiest beasts to destroy the Humanity and Civilization in the name of brutal Stalinism, Leninism or Maoism.

Indian Army to ensure Public Security by crushing Maoist Terrorism in India.

People in Bastar are happy with Army presence

Source: PTI | Date: 6/29/2011 8:21:42 AM | eNews Bharati.

Army arrived for the protection of public
against Maoist Terrorism

Raipur : People in Naxal-affected Bastar region of Chhattisgarh are happy over arrival of Army personnel for training, a top officer said today.

An Army contingent arrived in Bastar, a Maoist stronghold, a few weeks ago for jungle warfare training.

People are generally happy over the arrival of Army personnel for training and they have welcomed them, Lt Gen V K Ahluwalia, General Officer Commanding, Central Command, told reporters here.

Ahluwalia said he has toured the area and realised that the locals have love, and not fear, for the Army.

The Army will soon start welfare activities for the local residents. They will, among other things, undertake cleaning of lakes and help in education of children, he said.

To a question, Ahluwalia said it has already been clarified that Army has entered into the Maoist territory only for "jungle warfare training and not for anti-Naxal operation".

Maoist Terrorism in India