The Great 26/11 Enigma: Refusal of Karkare’s Ghost To Lie Low By Amaresh Misra

The Great 26/11 Enigma: Refusal of Karkare’s Ghost To Lie Low        

                                                          By Amaresh Misra

          Digvijaya Singh’s 4^th January 2011 Press Conference finally proved that the Congress General Secretary indeed spoke to Hemant Karkare on 26/11—and that Karkare faced the threat to his life and limb—as well as to the security of his family—not from Pakistani terrorists or Indian Mujahideen activists but the motley group of Hindutva terrorists led by the RSS.   

          This is hard fact—here the question is not who conducted the 26/11 attack—the question is also not who killed Karkare—all these issues are related to a larger question—why was Hemant Karkare—the officer who  exposed the true face of Hindutva Terrorism—killed on 26^th November 2008, during an attack carried allegedly by Pakistani terrorists?

          Third grade, communal officers manning the higher echelons of the Mumbai Police would have us believe that it was a freak accident—that Karkare happened to stand in the line of fire on that fateful date. Maybe—but when one realizes the enormity of what Karkare had unearthed—that most terror attacks in India have a RSS connection—one is forced go beyond the `Maybees’ of the world.

          No one can question that Karkare’s investigations could have led to the exoneration of the Batala House accused and other Muslim boys picked up from Azamgarh and other areas. It is possible that Karkare might have unearthed the RSS hand in all terror acts taking place  between 26^th July 2008 and 26^th November 2008. So Karkare might have well sounded the death knell of RSS in India.

          The RSS opposed the Indian Freedom Movement—its ideology and foot soldiers of related organizations were responsible for Mahatama Gandhi’s assassination, and thousands of terror attacks against Muslims and OBC-Dalit Hindus in Bihar, Delhi and other parts of India.  The RSS conducted an armed uprising against the Indian State right after 15^th August 1947—an uprising targeted against ideals of Nehruvian parliamentary democracy, the Ambedkarite liberal constitution and the general Left-of-Centre orientation of the Indian nation.

             Jawahar Lal Nehru crushed the RSS uprising with an iron hand, often wielding a lathi personally against rampaging RSS mobs in Delhi.

          Indira Gandhi came across several instances of RSS sponsored terrorism—and acted firmly, applying the bull dozer to several illegal RSS structures all over India, including the Benaras Hindu University (BHU).   

When Digvijaya Singh exhorted Congressmen and women to wield the lathi against the RSS during the Burari AICC session, he was acting like a true Nehruvian.

          Only the RSS stood to gain from Karkare’s untimely death/assassination. Let anyone who has guts or the balls to challenge this position come forward.

          Rajdeep Sardesai interviewed Digvijaya Singh on 4^th January 2011 night in the CNN-IBN studio. Rajdeep openly took the RSS side, even accusing Digvijaya Singh of `helping Pakistan’—do we need more proof of the fact that Rajdeep Sardesai and 90% of upper caste journalists are RSS agents?

          In the CNN-IBN interview Rajdeep openly said that Aziz Burney, the editor of Urdu Rashtriya Sahara, the most respected Urdu daily of India, should be ostracized for having written a book entitled: “26/11: RSS Ka Shadyantra?”

          So now an English journalist called Rajdeep Sardesai will ask for Aziz Burney to be ostracized? Why—because Burney dared question the official line? Now Rajdeep will decide what Aziz Burney and the Urdu media has to say?

          The attack on Aziz Burney by Rajdeep is an attack on Urdu journalism. But there is a subtext to Rajdeep’s outrage.

          A few days after Karkare was murdered, I confronted Rajdeep at St. Xavier’s College during a peace meet. While interviewing Digvijaya Singh, Rajdeep said that `Karkare was his friend as well!’.

          When I confronted Rajdeep right after 26/11, he told me that he fully believed that Karkare was killed by the usual suspects: Kasab and others. When I reminded him of his duty as a journalist—that he should talk to people on the ground and look for alternative narratives on 26/11—Rajdeep told me that “I fully believe in Rakesh Maria’s version of 26/11. Rakesh Maria is an efficient officer”.    

          This Rakesh Maria heads the Mumbai ATS now—he was a sworn enemy of Karkare—he is a suspected Mossad agent and an officer who personally supervised the brutal 4^th degree torture of Muslims in Mumbai.

          Rajdeep has to decide whether he is Maria’s friend or Karkare’s—God’s terrible retribution awaits Rajdeep and his fellow travellers.

          Funny, that a recent article in Indian Express, written by some Pradeep Kaushal, mentions how Burney took my name in the book release function graced by Shri Digvijaya Singh:

          “The book is a collection of Burney’s writings in Rashtriya Sahara (Urdu), besides contributions from some ideological fellow-travellers, one of whom is Amareesh Mishra. “I have incorporated them because they reinforce what I feel,” Burney says. He says they are important because they have been authored by someone who is “Amareesh” and “Mishra” — in an obvious reference to the writer’s religious and caste identity”.

          Pradeep Kaushal quotes me extensively:

          “Basically the RSS has lost control of the organisation it had created. In the form of (Narendra) Modi, this organisation has forged a nexus with Mossad, which is in league with the ISI, engaged in destruction.” “Do remember the remote control of many jihadi groups active in Pakistan, Afghanistan and central Asia is in the hands of Mossad or CIA. Recently a group in Yemen was found to have been established by Mossad. Therefore, it is possible the terrorists who attacked Mumbai may have used Pakistan as their base, but they may have been drawn from different countries... At least one of them, it has been learnt, belonged to Mauritius. It is emerging now that a Saudi (being described as Maulana Bedi) may have gathered these jihadis there and sent them here. It is essential to find out who provided money to him.”

          This is what I wrote right after 26/11.

          Yes—I am a Brahmin—yes I am Hindu—a true Sanatani Hindu. And yes I am supporting Digvijaya Singh in his fight against the RSS. As an Indian, Sanatani Hindu and a Brahmin I firmly believe that RSS is a bigger threat to India than all Pakistani terrorist organizations put together. RSS is in league with Mossad and Israel. Mossad is seeking India’s destruction.

We have the support of millions of Sanatani Hindus who will crush the demon called RSS.  

                        

Regards,

Amaresh Misra

Convener, Anti Communal Front, Uttar Pradesh

Uttar Pradesh Congress Committee

http://www.indianexpress.com/news/rss-&-26-11-digvijaya-flags-it-off-again-this-time-in-mumbai/730077/0

Tue, 28 Dec 2010

RSS & 26/11: Digvijaya flags it off again, this time in Mumbai

Express news service

Tags : killing of Maharashtra ATS chief Hemant Karkare, 26/11 terror attack, 26/11, An RSS Conspiracy

Posted: Tue Dec 28 2010, 02:34 hrs
Mumbai:

Undeterred by the storm of criticism triggered by his comments linking the killing of Maharashtra ATS chief Hemant Karkare during the 26/11 terror attacks to the alleged threats Karkare had received from Hindu extremists, Congress general secretary Digvijaya Singh today released the book 26/11 RSS Ki Saazish? (26/11, An RSS Conspiracy?) in Mumbai, using the platform to launch a fresh attack on radical Hindu groups for what he called “majority terrorism”. 

Singh had released the same book, authored by Aziz Burney, Editor-in-Chief of Urdu Sahara newspaper, in Delhi on December 6. At that launch event, he had said that Karkare had called him two hours before the 26/11 attack in Mumbai to say that his life “was blighted by constant threats” from those opposed to the ATS probe into the 2008 Malegaon blast in which Hindu extremists were accused.


Days later, Singh repeated the comments to The Indian Express, which sparked national outrage, with Karkare’s wife Kavita saying that he seemed to be playing politics with the death of her husband. Singh had subsequently sought to dilute his comments, saying that he had called Karkare and not the other way round and also that he never doubted Karkare was killed by LeT terrorists. 

He had even offered to produce records of his phone calls but said BSNL did not store records older than 12 months. Speaking at the Islam Gymkhana in the financial capital where Burney’s book was released locally today, Singh once again sought to highlight the danger posed to the country by Hindu extremist groups. “I said that as far as the 26/11 incident is concerned, there must be no suspicion that it was done by Pakistani terrorists. But this is for sure that there was pressure on Hemant Karkareji,” said Singh.

The ideology which was putting pressure on Karkare was the same one which was responsible for the assassination of Mahatma Gandhi and for driving a wedge between Hindus and Muslims, he said. Singh pointed out that those from the Hindu Right, whether it was the Shiv Sena, Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi or BJP leaders L K Advani and Rajnath Singh, had “questioned Shri Hemant Karkare’s integrity, loyalty and patriotism towards the nation and pressure was applied on him”.

“Hemant Karkare had come forth as a form of Ishwar (God) for Muslims in this country... he saved a community from being defamed,” said Singh as the audience cheered and clapped. Among those present were local Congress MLA Kripashanker Singh, Samajwadi Party MLA Abu Azmi, Bollywood director Mahesh Bhatt and former Maharashtra IGP S M Mushrif who authored the book Who Killed Karkare? in 2009, which too alleged a local conspiracy in the ATS chief’s death.

Singh did not refer to his supposed phone conversation with Karkare in his speech today. But asked by reporters later, he repeated that he had indeed had that conversation but could not retrieve those phone call records as BSNL did not maintain records beyond 12 months.

But in his speech, Singh went on the offensive against Hindu groups and BJP-ruled states, accusing the latter of emerging as the “bastion” of majority terrorism. Singh said Sunil Joshi, the murdered RSS pracharak and Ajmer blast accused, had been killed “as he knew a lot.” Referring to Joshi as a “foot soldier”, Singh said he had been killed “as he knew a lot...and knew the names of the big people on whose prompting the bomb blast had been carried out”.

“These whole areas, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, parts of Maharashtra and Karnataka are such...which have become a bastion of majority terrorism,” he charged. Asked by reporters later if he was accusing BJP-ruled states of shielding Hindu extremists, Singh said when one Marathe from Madhya Pradesh, who was accused of killing one RR Khan in Ratlam, was caught, he said he had stayed at BJP and RSS offices after the murder.

Singh also alleged that Swami Aseemanand, who has been arrested in connection with the Ajmer and Mecca Masjid blast, was being helped by the Gujarat government. Singh said he agreed with Rajya Sabha MP Maulana Mahmood Madani that Muslims were not getting justice in the country. Singh also said that banning the RSS would have little impact as they would float other organisations, and it was necessary to “crush the ideology”. He charged that those owing allegiance to this ideology were present in the bureaucracy, political parties, police and even in the army.