Märtyrermütter und Terrorflotte
Für “Outlook” “rezensiert” C. Naim Märtyrerprosa aus dem Verlag des Lashkar-i Tayyiba. Damit keine Illusion aufkommt, es gehe diesem Verein nur um “Ungerechtigkeit” in Kaschmir: Der Verlag heißt Dar al-Andalus.
Im selben Magazin beschreibt Praveen Swami die terroristische Infrastruktur der Organisation:
–––Faisal Haroun, a top Lashkar operative who commanded the terror group’s India-focussed operations out of Bangladesh, helped concentrate India’s intelligence concerns on the issue sharply. In September 2006, Haroun was briefly held by Bangladesh authorities before being quietly deported. But a west European covert service obtained transcripts of his questioning by Bangladesh’s Directorate-General of Field Intelligence. Haroun, it turned out, had been using a complex shipping network, using merchant ships and small fishing boats, to move explosives to Lashkar units operating in India. Among the end-users of these supplies was Ghulam Yazdani, a Hyderabad resident who commanded a series of attacks, including the assassination of Gujarat pogrom-complicit former Home Minister, Haren Pandya and the June 2005 bombing of the Delhi-Patna Shramjeevi Express. Investigators probing the Haroun story determined his network had helped land a giant consignment of explosives and assault rifles on the Maharashtra coast for an abortive 2006 Lashkar-led attempt to bomb Gujarat.