Archive for December, 2008

Pak refuses to hand over "21" wanted fugitives to Indian Government

Posted on December 3, 2008. Filed under: NEWS |

• President of Pakistan Asif Ali Zardari has rejected the request by India to Islamabad leaving over 20 suspects to be in Pakistan, says: “If we had evidence, we evaluate them in our courts. We are trying in our country and we sentence them.” Zardari said he doubted that India has asked the sole survivor of terrorism in the Mumbai terror attacks, as captured by Indian security forces, was a Pakistani.
• “We have not produced any evidence to say definitively that he is a Pakistani. I doubt that he is a Pakistani,” he said, appearing on Larry King Live program on CNN Tuesday night.
• The president has strongly denied its involvement in the country dared to attack in Mumbai, says that the terror strikes in India’s financial capital were executed by the “stateless actors” who wanted to take the world to ransom. “Zardari has also ruled out any possibility of Pakistan and India go to war, declaring that” democracies do not go to war. “
• “These (terrorists) are stateless actors that have been used throughout the region. They are armed men and planners and hold the world hostage,” he said.
• Declaration that “the situation in Pakistan is not responsible for the attacks in Mumbai, he said that even the White House and American intelligence agency CIA has said.
• External Minister Pranab Mukherjee’s comment that military action is underway, said that Zardari was time to meet, make a joint investigation and believes that the problem in a broader context.
• “The threat is in the region and not just in Bombay and India. The threat (also) to Pakistan. It is a threat to Afghanistan is a threat throughout the region. So, it would be counter-productive,” he added.
• Zardari said the three wars, India and Pakistan have fought, took place during the dictatorship in Pakistan.
• Urged in his statement that democracies do not go to the U.S. war against Iraq, Zardari said he was the reaction from Washington to the attack against the United States. “It is a reactive, and that is something that terrorists are still looking for. It is precisely this fear and that is why we must rise above”, at – he said.
• “I am a victim. Situation in Pakistan is a victim. We are the victims of this war, and I’m sorry for the Indians, and I am sorry for them. I saw the pain. I feel all this pain when I see my children. I can see in their eyes. This pain is to live with me because of my wife and what we go through in Pakistan, “he added.
• Asked if the Lashkar-e-Taiba was involved in the attacks, he replied that it was a banned organization in the world. “If they are involved, we do not know.” These are people who operate outside the system that al-Qaida, but Pakistan has extended full cooperation with India in investigating the incident and “we intend to do it.” “We can not rule out anything yet,” he said when the issue of al-Qaeda could be involved. But it is too early to draw any conclusion.
• On a question in Islamabad, which on the strength of India using a Pakistani group in the attack, Zardari said he would take action against them.
• The Pakistani government, he said, involved in the fight against terrorism in itself, and he fights every day.
• Asked whether Pakistan is actively working to find the Mumbai attack, Zardari said, we look at the allegations “threw us across the border.” Defend intelligence accused Pakistan of supporting militants Zardari said in the past, many mistakes were made, but the government does not support such a measure. “I can assure the world on my side, my side of the army, my side of the Parliament and people of Pakistan that we are not assisting any such activities,” he added.

Pakistan offering India joint probe team

Posted on December 2, 2008. Filed under: NEWS |

• Pakistan, India has offered a joint probe into Mumbai terrorist attacks, but he said he will “give an answer” in New Delhi to demand reinstatement of over 20 of India’s most wanted men.
• “The Government of Pakistan has proposed a system of investigation and a joint commission of India,” Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said in a television broadcast of the country.
• “We are ready to join together.,,,,,,,,,

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Condoleezza Rice will visit India on Dec 3

Posted on December 1, 2008. Filed under: NEWS |

• As the “new evidence” solidarity with the Indian government in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks in Mumbai, President George Bush has asked Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, traveling to India, on Wednesday.



• “President Bush has asked Secretary of State Rice to travel to India this week in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks that killed nearly 200 people, including six U.S. citizens.
• “Secretary Rice will leave tonight already on the trip to London. She will attend the NATO meeting Tuesday and then on to India to arrive in New Delhi on Wednesday,” White House, press secretary Dana Perino said in a statement last night.
• “Secretary Rice’s visit to India is a new demonstration of commitment to stand in solidarity with the people of India.,,,,,,

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Dy Chief Minister R.R. Patil resigns of Maharastra

Posted on December 1, 2008. Filed under: NEWS |

1. Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister RR Patil, held at the Ministry portfolio in the state, abandoned property of the responsibility for the attacks in Mumbai
2. There is anger over his comments about the bombings in Mumbai.
3. He sent his resignation to Chief Minister Vilasrao Deshmukh of Maharashtra, and in turn will send it to the governor.
4. On Sunday, Patil said he was unfairly criticized for his comments make Mumbai attack as a “small incident”.,,,,,,,,

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Obama personal cell phone account info breached

Posted on December 1, 2008. Filed under: NEWS |

• U.S. President-elect Barack Obama’s personal cell phone has been shown unauthorisedly of certain employees of Verizon Wireless, the company said.
• Verizon Wireless, which is number two mobile phone service provider in terms of number of subscribers, has apologized for this failure on Thursday and put all employees who have accessed the cell phone unauthorisedly personal account of Obama, leave immediately.
• “We apologize to President-elect Obama and work to maintain the confidence of our customers every day,” company Chairman and CEO Lowell McAdam said in a statement late Thursday.
• “This week we learned that a number of Verizon Wireless employees, without authorization, visited and consulted with the President-elect Barack Obama of personal cell phone account,” said the statement.
• The account has been inactive for several months, Verizon Wireless said, adding that the cell phone instruments on the votes of a simple flip-phone, a BlackBerry or other smart phone for e-mail or other data services.
• “All employees who accessed the information – whether authorized or not – have been put on leave immediately. Given the circumstances of each employee account is determined, the company will take appropriate measures” he said.
• “Employees with legitimate access will return to their positions, while employees who access the account and without legitimate business justification will face appropriate disciplinary action,” said Verizon Wireless.
• There was no immediate reaction from the office of President-elect