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Posted
1 hour ago, mishra said:

TOI is reporting he is from Hyderabad

Still bloomberg was wrong. No indian passport. Both father n son had aussie passports.

 

Telangana gov has confirmed.

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14 minutes ago, G_B_ said:

Still bloomberg was wrong. No indian passport. Both father n son had aussie passports.

 

Telangana gov has confirmed.

Yes, He can only have is OCI considering Aussies dont have such a long queue to citizenship.

 

This only absolves ISI and Pak Fauj from direct involvement whom most Indians were attempting to deflect the blame to, instead of the religion of terrorists. Now world can blame the terrorists religion.

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Posted
47 minutes ago, G_B_ said:

Still bloomberg was wrong. No indian passport. Both father n son had aussie passports.

 

Telangana gov has confirmed.

The issue is not necessarily pakistan. Pakistan is just a symptom of a barbaric religious ideology. 

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I still think just like every terror incident on Indian soil, there is a Pakistani link, There is pottentially some link to Pakstanis in Bondi attack too. Just that someone needs to look dilligently 

Posted
1 hour ago, goose said:

who cares if he was indian or pakistani? are we saying radical islam is non existent in india?>

S seriously doubt it. Yes, there is radical realization of Islam in India, but not to the extent of going to a foreign country and perform a heinous crime like this. There is no such precedent.

Posted
32 minutes ago, coffee_rules said:

S seriously doubt it. Yes, there is radical realization of Islam in India, but not to the extent of going to a foreign country and perform a heinous crime like this. There is no such precedent.

 

from reuters:

 

In a statement providing more details about the man alleged to have carried out the attack with his son as an accomplice, police in the southern Indian state of Telangana said Sajid Akram, 50, had got a degree in commerce in Hyderabad, the large and bustling tech and pharma hub that is the state capital.
Akram then moved to Australia in November 1998 to find work and married a woman described as of European origin, with whom he had a son and a daughter.
He went back to India six times for family-related reasons such as property matters and to visit his parents but did not return when his father died, the police statement said.
Posted (edited)
37 minutes ago, goose said:

 

from reuters:

 

In a statement providing more details about the man alleged to have carried out the attack with his son as an accomplice, police in the southern Indian state of Telangana said Sajid Akram, 50, had got a degree in commerce in Hyderabad, the large and bustling tech and pharma hub that is the state capital.
Akram then moved to Australia in November 1998 to find work and married a woman described as of European origin, with whom he had a son and a daughter.
He went back to India six times for family-related reasons such as property matters and to visit his parents but did not return when his father died, the police statement said.

Sets quite a precedent. If true. Such a harami internet is filled with a lot of rumors need to wait on official statement from Australian police even reutersc has reported it. I’ve seen photos of Hyderabad police accepting that he is from Telangana but the press note is all photoshopped without any stamp of Hyderabad Police .Tthey all always changed stories based on Internet chatter just like the six planes down  in operations Sindoor   story.

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Posted
1 minute ago, bsriharsha said:

He probably got radicalised online or in Australia. ..

 

To visit only 6 times since 1998

Indian Muslims who live abroad tend to love amongst other Muslims, especially Pakistanis and Bangladeshis. They also like to ape Arabs.

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Who knows Reuters picked this press note and reported. No official stamp of Hyd or Telangana police

 

It is a shame that IT cell handles are sharing the above picture as official police statement. Shameful.

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44 minutes ago, coffee_rules said:

Who knows Reuters picked this press note and reported. No official stamp of Hyd or Telangana police

 

It is a shame that IT cell handles are sharing the above picture as official police statement. Shameful.

Honestly this is a failure of laser eyes, again sleeping.

 

Ruined op sindhoor narrative war by leading the breifing when it had to be MoD, now when MEAis needed it is missing in action. If an Indian passport holder was involved or not should have been clarified by them, they are just losing the information warefare again. 

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Posted
4 minutes ago, IndianRenegade said:

Honestly this is a failure of laser eyes, again sleeping.

 

Ruined op sindhoor narrative war by leading the breifing when it had to be MoD, now when MEAis needed it is missing in action. If an Indian passport holder was involved or not should have been clarified by them, they are just losing the information warefare again. 

I would wait for the official release by Australian police .No state police will directly report on an international crime incident like this. It has to go through Interpol , MEA ,  MHA, NIA  and all official central government authorities.  The first statement by Hyderabad Police seems so fake.

Posted
14 minutes ago, coffee_rules said:

I would wait for the official release by Australian police .No state police will directly report on an international crime incident like this. It has to go through Interpol , MEA ,  MHA, NIA  and all official central government authorities.  The first statement by Hyderabad Police seems so fake.

Well true, but when international media, & Indian media is reporting it’s Indian national citing telegana police, the lackadaisical attitude isn’t ideal. 
 

if it wasn’t an Indian then they are allowing the spread of misinformation against India. If it was in fact an Indian, MEA should be the first to clarify not some local authority.

Posted (edited)
9 minutes ago, IndianRenegade said:

Well true, but when international media, & Indian media is reporting it’s Indian national citing telegana police, the lackadaisical attitude isn’t ideal. 
 

if it wasn’t an Indian then they are allowing the spread of misinformation against India. If it was in fact an Indian, MEA should be the first to clarify not some local authority.

True. Opposition should be asking such questions to MEA instead  off vote Chory site show. ? Have you noticed that leisure ice has been playing a smaller role since the operation Sindoor? 

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Posted
2 hours ago, coffee_rules said:

True. Opposition should be asking such questions to MEA instead  off vote Chory site show. ? Have you noticed that leisure ice has been playing a smaller role since the operation Sindoor? 

leisure ice?

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