There is a growing feeling among a small section of political commentators and the politically well-informed that there is a sinister silence in certain quarters of the media and the Indian intelligentsia about the core details of the Mumbai terror attack even as the government undertakes a major cover-up operation and goes through the motions of conducting a hard-nosed investigation into the terror plot.

Monday, 01 December 2008, 03:30 PM
B R Haran
Source: http://newstodaynet.com

The terror attack in Mumbai has claimed the lives of almost two hundred people including those from the security agencies and maimed more than three hundred people. The entire nation condoles the death of innocents and prays the Almighty to give enough strength for their family members to bear the unbearable loss and for the speedy recovery of those injured.

Pakistan First Law & Labour Minister, J.N. Mandal's Resignation Letter
Source: http://www.mayerdak.com

Mr. J.N. Mandal,
Minister for Law and Labour,
Government of Pakistan
On 8th October, 1950

My Dear Prime Minister,

It is with a heavy heart and a sense of utter frustration at the failure of my life-long mission to uplift the backward Hindu masses of East Bengal that I feel compelled to tender resignation of my membership of your Cabinet. It is proper that I should set forth in detail the reasons, which have prompted me to take this decision in this important juncture of the history of Indo-Pakistan Sub-continent.

The Malegaon blasts probe is the latest in the series of escalating attacks against the Hindus of the nation on Hindu bhumi. From the nature of these attacks, Hindus cannot be faulted if they see a converging agenda to break the backbone of a growing Hindu nationalist movement between the obscene evangelising church and its overseas patrons, blood-letting jihadis and their overseas patrons, and the ruling UPA coalition at the center. The UPA deserves the strongest opprobrium for the brazen communal double-standard with which it dealt with the Tamil Nadu government after the arrest of Pujya Acharyas of the Kanchi matham, with the Gujarat government over the riots that followed the burning alive of Hindu bhaktas in Godhra, with the Orissa government over communal clashes in the state after the killing of Pujya Swami Laxmananda Saraswati by a bunch of murderous local Christians, with the Congress party Governor of J&K over the month-long standoff between Jammu Hindus and the Governor of the state, and the way it is dealing now with the Maharashtra government over the bizarre investigations into the Malegaon blasts.

On 8 November 1948, Nathuram Godse rose to make his statement in court. Reading quietly from a typed manuscript, he sought to explain why he had killed Gandhi. His thesis covered ninety-pages, and he was on his feet for five hours. Godse's statement should be quoted extensively, for it provides an insight into his personality.