British-Saudi-Controlled Terrorists Hit India; The Objective: To Derail India-Pakistan Talks

February 14, 2010 (LPAC)—A blast ripped through a German-run bakery in the western Indian city of Pune's Koregaon Park, killing at least nine and injuring more than 40. The bakery shop is located across the street from the Jewish Chabad (community center) house. Pune is located about 120 miles south of Mumbai. The city of Mumbai is now under full alert.

The attack was orchestrated through Mumbai underground Mafia, headed by Dubai- and Karachi-based Dawood Ibrahim and a number of Islamic terrorist groups, including the American terror suspect Douglas Headley, who visited Koregaon Park in 2008 and 2009 as a tourist; and the purpose is to collapse the upcoming India-Pakistan foreign secretary-level talk scheduled for Feb. 25. This has been orchestrated by the British and Saudi operators who want to keep India and Pakistan at each others' throats. On the other hand, despite strong resistance from within in both Pakistan and India by high-level officials who are influenced by the British-Saudi-led conflict promoters, efforts are afoot at the highest level in both India and Pakistan to work out a format for friendly and fruitful bilateral relations.

It is almost a certainty that some of the suspects behind the blast have their residence in Pakistan, but they also move around unhampered within India. For instance, Indian security has already identified Riyaz Bhatkal, who is currently hiding in Karachi, as one of the planners behind the blast. Bhatkal, who was involved in bomb blasts in Bangalore, Karnataka, last year, fled to Pakistan via Dubai after the Bangalore blasts. He has been constantly monitoring the resurrection of the Indian Mujahideen, and has been trying to strengthen the organization's base in Pune over the last few months, a security official said. Indian security officials have also noted the involvement of individuals linked to Lashkar-e-Taiba, a British-controlled Sunni terrorist group, based in Pakistan and involved in terrorist activities in Kashmir, and have taken note of Headleys visits to Pune.