RSS leader chargesheeted in Ajmer blasts case

Updated on Saturday, October 23, 2010, 13:16

Zeenews Bureau

Jaipur: In a major embarrassment to the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), the Rajasthan police have chargesheeted one of its leaders in connection with the 2007 Ajmer blasts case, reports said.

According to reports, the chargesheet indicts RSS leader Indresh Kumar, claiming he led a meeting to hatch the Ajmer blast conspiracy on October 31, 2005 in Jaipur.

The meeting, held at the Gujarati Samaj guest house on Jaipur's MI Road, was attended by many RSS leaders.

According to the 806-page chargesheet, specific roles were assigned to those present at the meeting to plant bombs in Ajmer and other cities.

Kumar has termed the development as a political conspiracy against him, saying he will take the battle to court.

The probe agency is being used against me, he added.

The chargesheet goes on to say that the main accused Sunil Joshi, Pragya Singh Thakur, the prime accused of the Malegaon blast, and four others had checked into the guest house under fake names.

The chargesheet names six accused, 133 witnesses and contains 213 support documents. Prime accused Joshi is already dead, while three others are in judicial custody and two others are absconding.

The so-called Hindu terrorism is nothing but reprisal terrorism against Islamic terrorism sponsored by Pakistan, which has been seeking to destroy the body politic of India ever since the partition of the nation. The Congress government, ever with an eye to Muslim votes, believes that supporting Islamic terrorism would have the approval of Muslims at large. And to further improve their image with Muslims, Congress is determined to curb the vital reprisal terrorism in the name of Hindu terrorism. Time will prove that it is the power of reprisal terrorism that would eventually end Islamic terrorism in India and those involved in reprisal terrorism would come to be treated as saviours of the nation.

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