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1. Drrkd Goel

   September 2, 2015

   

   The VHP is lossing their image in world and other countries those are / were Hindu Countries- Read what about Mr. Vajpayeeji narrated by Mr. Dalut, Ex Advisor / RAW currenly about views of My. Vajpayeeji on Muslims=====
   Our Bharat Ratan Hindu Samrat Mr. A.B.Vajpayeeji never spoken against Muslims of India. Read current write up of Mr Dalut about Mr. Vajpayeeji of Vajpayee’s day as Prime Minister of India.=======
   IBNLIVE » INDIA
   Former PM Vajpayee called Gujarat
   riots a ‘mistake’, claims RAW ex-chief; recalls
   ‘goof up’ in Kandahar hijack
   Posted on: 08:01 AM IST Jul 03,
   2015 | Updated on: 8:12 am,Jul 3,2015 IST
   PRESS TRUST OF INDIA
   New Delhi: Former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee
   had expressed his discontent over the 2002 Gujarat riots and called it
   “our mistake”, according to former RAW Chief AS Dulat. Dulat said
   this while recalling a meeting with Vajpayee.
   Dulat briefly mentioned about his last meeting with the former Prime Minister during
   which the BJP stalwart reflected about the 2002 Gujarat riots and said,
   “woh humare se galti hui hai(it was our mistake).”
   Recalling the 1999 Kandahar hijack, aid the Crisis Management Group “goofed up”
   the Dulat,who headed the external spy agency Research and Analysis Wing till 2000 before he was appointed as Special Advisor in Vajpayee’s PMO on Kashmir issue, said Vajpayee always believed that the post-Godhra riots in 2002 was a
   “mistake” and the grief was “clearly visible” on his face.
   The handling of the Gujarat riots when Prime Minister Narendra Modi was the chief
   minister has been at the centre of a controversy.
   Recalling the 1999 Kandahar hijack, Dulat also said that the former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah shouted at the then RAW chief Dulat for
   “hours together” during their meeting after a decision was taken to
   release three hardcore terrorists in exchange for the freedom of the passengers
   of the hijacked Indian Airlines plane in 1999.
   Dulat,the former head of Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), also said that Farooq felt the decision by the Union Government was a “mistake” and he had
   stormed off their meeting to call on Governor Girish Chander Saxena with an
   intention to resign.
   When the hijacking took place on December 24, the Crisis Management Group (CMG) “goofed up” the entire case by not immobilising the plane when it had
   landed in Amritsar. “No one was willing to take a decision and in that
   confusion no instructions were passed on to Punjab Police which had moved in
   its personnel. They carried on debating and the plane flew off,” Dulat
   said.
   Dulat said as the CMG agreed to release the three terrorists in exchange for the
   lives of the 155 passengers and the crew members members to end the 8-day-old
   hijack crisis, he was deputed to talk to Farooq in Jammu as two of them –
   Mushtaq Latram and Malulana Masood Azhar – were lodged in J&K.
   Recounting his meeting with Farooq, Dulat said “he shouted at me for hours together
   saying this was a mistake being committed by the Centre. After he ventilated
   his anger, he stormed off to meet Governor Girish Chander Saxena with an
   intention to resign. However, the Governor calmed him down and Abdullah
   eventually accepted the situation and agreed to the release of
   terrorists,” he said.
   Speaking about various issues related to Kashmir, Dulat said Rubayya Sayeed, daughter of state Chief Minister Mufti Mohammed Sayeed, was never the target of militants in 1989. “It was Saffia, daughter of Abdullah whom they wanted to kidnap.
   But, as Sayeed become the Home Minister in the V P Singh government, they
   (militants) decided to take her hostage,” he said, adding this was told to
   him by the militant who had planned the kidnapping.
   Recalling his days as Advisor in the PMO, Dulat, an IPS officer of 1965 batch of
   Rajasthan cadre, also said that there was a plan to make Abdullah Vice
   President in early 2002 and Omar Abdullah Chief Minister of the state.
   “The offer to make Farooq Abdullah Vice President happened at my residence at a
   private dinner and it was made on behalf of Vajpayee by Brajesh Mishra. Later,
   Abdullah told me that both Vajpayee and L K Advani and had reconfirmed the
   offer,” he said.
   However,Abdullah always had doubts whether the NDA government would fulfil this
   promise. “I don’t trust them. I don’t trust Delhi,” were the words of
   Abdullah to Dulat. The other problem was that Farooq becoming Vice President
   was part of an arrangement whereby Krishan Kant would become President.
   “When the latter didn’t happen the promise to Abdullah fell by the
   wayside,” he said.
   In another disclosure which Dulat has mentioned in his book “Kashmir: The
   Vajpayee Years”, he said that in early 1990s, self-styled Hizbul
   Mujahideen chief Syed Salahuddin had called local Intelligence Bureau chief K M
   Singh and sought his help in securing a medical seat for his son.
   “Singh approached Abdullah, who was the Chief Minister, and the work was done,”
   Dulat said and maintained that these favours are extended always with a hope
   that they would be converted into a surrender of the terrorists. This is done
   world over by all the spying agencies,” he said.
   He also recalled that Vajpayee had called on Congress President Sonia Gandhi and
   asked her to ensure that there was no tie up with Mufti Sayeed in government
   formation.
   The reason for this, according to Dulat, was that Sayeed was more comfortable with
   Jamaat-e-Islamia, the political wing of Hizbul Mujahideen and that his daughter
   Mehbooba had links with the terror group itself.
   As a result, during a visit to Srinagar in April 2003, Vajpayee insisted that
   Mehbooba should not be on the stage with him and Mufti Sayeed, he said.
   Speaking about the separatist leadership in the state, Dulat said the Mirwaiz Umer
   Farooq was one such leader who could be roped into the mainstream. “But he
   is a scared person and fears for his life,” he said.
   About the Sayeed-Abdullah relationship, Dulat claimed that Sayeed has a complex about Abdullah. “He is in awe of him (Abdullah) and sees himself as socially
   inferior,” he said.
   About the failed Agra summit, Dulat said that a meeting Advani had with Gen. Pervez Musharraf the night before soured the atmosphere. This is when Advani surprised Musharraf by asking for Dawood Ibrahim. This took Musharraf back and a shadow was cast thereafter on the Agra summit.
   “Yaar,hote-hote reh gaya. Ho gaya tha, woh toh,” he recalled Mishra telling him
   after the failure of summit and added that he was “palpably disappointed”.
   Talking about the role of Brajesh Mishra, Dulat said he “virtually ran the
   government” during Vajpayee’s Prime Ministership.
   “Mishra was more powerful than the home minister (Advani). This made for an
   uncomfortable relationship between Mishra and Advani. Vajpayee readily
   acquiesced to this power arrangement which made Mishra more powerful.

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2. shibu deb

   September 3, 2015

   

   Nepal Hindu country ghosit kare..it’s a public demand… Nepal govt……bidesi agent hatao ….Nepal hindu Rashtra hai.

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