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Recently an interview with R.V.S Mani has revealed several secrets regarding what happened in the government during the 26/11 terror attack in Mumbai. A group of terrorists was led by Ajmal Kasab who hijacked Taj Hotel on 26th November, 2008.
The first question that arose was that what was happening around the country on the evening of the attack and why it took National Security Guard so long, which was then only available in Delhi, to reach Mumbai. To which Mani answered that the Home Minister ShivrajPatil encouraged on joining the National Guard for no defined reason. He was two hours late which kept the Guards waiting and wasted some valuable time. After landing, Shivraj took to official protocol when immediate action was required. Thus, he wasted much of the time where lives could be saved.
Another serious query is that the terrorists reached the hotel from Koliwada via a taxi where finding a taxi is a tough job. Thus, it makes us all more suspicious about whether the attacked was planned or not. The Civil Servant, Chitkala Joshi, left the Taj Hotel unhurt which is another thing to ponder about. Anish Burney’s book- 26/11- reveal several truths about the attack and no doubt there were great efforts to hinder the publishing of the book.
Mani went on to say how several political people intended on kidnapping him and taking him away along with Kasab. When he complained about his security, no FIR was filed by the Home Ministry. He further explained that during the next day of the parliament session, on 11thDecember, 2008, Chidambaran explained how they had spotted a ship on the coasts of Mumbai but they let it go since more intelligence was not available to look into the matter. They were mistaken that it was just an ordinary ship. All these allegations against the government makes it clear that the terrorist attack was pre-planned wherein the government let Kasab and his fellow members to enter Mumbai and reach Taj Hotel with utter ease.
