Police reports;Ammo was meant for a 26/11 style attack in 2005
Police reports;Ammo was meant for a 26/11 style attack in 2005
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Today; Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) and security establishment sources said that, “ Lashkar-e-Taiba had planned to do 26/11 style attack in 2005 itself, but since the Lashkar module got busted and ammo was seized, the outfit had to abort the plan”

ATS had seized in May 2006-16 AK-47 rifles, 3,200 live cartridges, 43kg of RDX and 50 hand grenades in an operation from Aurangabad, Yeola and Malegaon area.

26/11 accused,David Coleman Headley even as stating on Aurangabad arms drag case exposed that LeT was setting up to carry out attacks in Mumbai and Gujarat and its operatives had smuggled the weapons from Nepal.

As per the ATS official said that, “The said consignments were then brought to Aurangabad area by road itself, a source in the security establishment said. "They were on their way to do something as big as 26/11, but timely intelligence input helped us to bust the module and thwart LeT's plan”

KP Raghuvanshi, who is the ATS chief, said that, “In 2006, after the amount of arms and explosives that were seized, one could have only imagined what damage the group could have done. It was such a deadly seizure. Over 40 kilograms of RDX were seized. Even if they could have used half a kilogram of RDX at one place, they could have targeted at least 80 places,"

 

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