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December 13, 2005

Four years after the Parliament attack

December 13, 2001 saw terrorists launch a brazen attack on India's Parliament. Last year, I wrote about the personal fortunes of some of the key people in that episode. Nothing much has changed since then.

Who Dec 13 2001 Dec 14 2004 Now
AB Vajpayee Prime Minister Former PM, ousted six months ago Still a former PM with even less influence on his party, out of a job for over 18 months
LK Advani Home Minister New BJP President Soon to be former BJP President
Maulana Masood Azhar Head of the Jaish-e-Mohammad Free man, let go by Pakistan court Still free. Did he have a hand in blasts in London?
Pervez Musharraf President Islam spokesperson, blue eyed golden boy of the West Continues to be President of the origin of all terror, cricket diplomat, PR machine and betrayer of quake-hit Kashmir

Pakistan has continued to get away with it. Four years on. This is shameful.

Labels: 2001 parliament attack, musharraf, pakistan

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for the record, i had told jag about these diplomatic victories
a) The acceptance that plebicite is not an option now since ground realities have changed since the 50's UN resolution
b) The victory over the shooting down of the ariane flight in the rann of kutch (international court of justice)
c) acceptance that it is not training 'freedom fighters' but actually terrorists (post kargil)

By Srini (Dec 13, 2005, 7:53:00 PM)

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