All of a sudden, NIA discovers Purohit's secret letter' against right-wing terror

April 27, 2016

New Delhi, Apr 27: In a fresh twist to the right-wing terror case saga, a 'secret' letter purportedly written by 2008 Malegaon blast accused Lt Colonel Srikant Purohit on October 15, 2008 has fallen into the hands of NIA Investigator. In this, Purohit ironically red flags the emergence of rightwing radical groups to his superiors in Army's Military intelligence wing, warning that this trend could even lead to "communal clashes".

purohith1The letter, which has been accessed by ET, was sent a couple of weeks after the second Malegaon blasts. Here Purohit refers to "An A-2 source", who has "provided some valuable information with regard to the right-wing activities in Maharashtra and Gujarat."

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) said the matter is still under probe but senior officials of the agency believe that the 'input' may have been generated as an "afterthought".

Purohit was arrested by Maharashtra ATS on November 5, 2008 and chargesheeted subsequently along with Sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur and nine others. In a twopage letter, Purohit also names senior RSS leader Indresh Kumar and says 'he has established sufficient influence over cadres of ABVP and ex-ABVP radical cadres." Indresh had denied all the allegations.

Under the head 'assessment', Purohit tries to mitigate the damage to RSS and writes, "Subversion in an organization like RSS would facilitate actions like one which took place in Gujarat/Malegaon and would further lead to communal clashes which would in turn facilitate fifth columnist, SIMI/IM activists and supporters to go all out in action oriented activities. It may lead to many separatist movements and blame would go onto organization like RSS."

It further states, "One of such associates( of Indresh)—MrPJoshiwasassassinated in Dewas on 29-30, 2007 by unidentified killers. This individual was supposedly involved in the crude bomb blast in Ajmer Sharif Shrine. When he died/was killed, a ticket to Gujarat was foundonhisbody. Theotherpersonwho is operating in that area is one lady by name of Pragya Singh.

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THINK AND
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Wednesday, 27 Apr 2016

When the authorities tries to HIDE TRUTH & twist TRUTH with LIES, they are inviting more TROUBLES in their investigation.. YOU will surely SEE day by day a new PROBLEMs will ARISE when anybody play with the MINDS of PEOPLE.
Anyway whatever cheddi authorities will play, they will surely get for their DEEDS done in this LIFE ... & will Never Succeed in their DECEPTION games ....
But ALLAH is most merciful and He forgives all SINS except associating partners (idols,stones, animals, saints and so on) with him in WORSHIP...
That is the MERCY of ALLAH for those who REPENT and promise never to commit oppression on people. The door of forgiveness with ALLAH is alwz open and those who recognize their CREATOR - Are the ONES who are Successful here in this LIFE and the life after death....

Look who is ALLAH
What is the purpose of LIFE
What will happen when we DIE..
Unless U know about YOUR creator, U will be in DARKNESS.

Yajurveda 40:9 also tell : They enter DARKNESS those who WoRSHIP natural things. They SINK deeper in DARKNESS those who WORSHIP sambhuti (created things)
THINK and PONDER -- Cheddis are draging U to DARKneSS

SK
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Wednesday, 27 Apr 2016

Sreekanth, Mangalore.... i agree with you to some extent.... It is the impotency of CongRSS helped RSS to become so strong......

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