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Osama Bin Laden is dead. This is something to rejoice but what will be the next step? What will happen now? Will they take some extreme steps as they grieve the death of their leader?
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US President Barack Obama said Osama was killed in a mansion outside Islamabad in Pakistan . What is your reaction to this. First of all do you believe this news?? There was s similar news in past wh...
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mohd shariq
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not surprising... actually osama is suffering with no of diseases...Obama wanted to kill osama rather than natural death. that6s why Mr obama shaped the operation without any help of pakistan...to show his nation that america take revenge of 9/11,...
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Gopinath S
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Has the US killed Osama? No one can confirm, except wikileaks, which may take time. Speculation has it that he has been captured alive, and with Pakistan support. However, given that Pak is a Islam nation, cannot afford to be shown as a traitor...
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SHRIKANT MANOHAR DANKE
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It's a great news. Let us hope it is true. Thanks for referral, Kavitha.
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Rathin Deb
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Sharmila I agree with you. It is natural that it was known to Pakistan.
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sunil ghodke
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It is difficult to prove that OSAMA is dead or alive! If America says something, we have to agree it only because America is a powerful country! So if there are questions raising on Pakistan after this, America will find solution for it as...
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Sharmila Gupta
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How long can a person hide in a nation wihtout giving a slight hint?? It is either irresponsiblity of Pak or it is unwillingness. . What ever it is this is not going to ease the relation between India and Pak in anyway. Who knows there can be...
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Sabyasachi Dasgupta
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India could not what US did.We must understand Us is supreme power in earth.They can say or act what they like.I remember US said they will again and again violate air traffic rule in Pakistan if needed inspite of strong protest from...
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jenifer varkey
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right action should be taken at right time..what US did was appreciable ...but its disappointing that India will never learn......
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Tina
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I have said this beacuse I think that way. We should not be so good to people who have done so much of bad.. We are way to lenient..
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Osama is dead and the worse is yet to come!! In an audio message issued to the Pakistani media from an undisclosed location, Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan spokesman Ahsanullah Ahsan confirmed the death of bin Laden, the world's most wanted man, and said his group would take revenge for his killing. In telephone calls to journalists in northwest Pakistan shortly after the US announced the killing of bin Laden yesterday, Ahsan warned that top Pakistani leaders, including President Asif Ali Zardari, and the Pakistan Army would be the 'first targets' of his group. This is a warning that there are many things except Osama's death which need to be taken care of. Being happy just for this would not do...
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Shashi Kumar U
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Taliban is the group fathered by the U.S. and mothered by pakistan to fight the Russians but the the Taliban turned against the U.S. then they became Terrorists. So it the U.S. and Pakistan who gave birth to Taliban and they are paying the price...
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Rathin Deb
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I feel sad unfortunate civilians will die which is sad but true. In case all the terror funding is stopped the terrorism will die its natural death.
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Shibu
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Explosive leads to explosion... so i have made it easy for u to understand. "Gottcha"
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akshaya bhatia
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When one exposes an issue, external entity or oneself there is a likelihood of explosion in most of the cases and implosion in only some of the cases. Same is the case when one is exposed to some trend of any type and gets influenced or in the...
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Rathin Deb
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Sarika I agree with you. i feel most of the Country people will agree with you.
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Sharad Tiwari
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The terrorists strike at their own will. The corruption tilts the scale in their favor. We need to be vigilant in crowded places specially.
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Sarika Singh
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I do not feel safe. I feel that some concrete steps should be taken now before it is to late.
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Who Was Hiding Bin Laden? The Indian security establishment is convinced that Osama bin Laden was in the safekeeping of Pakistan Army and the Inter Services Intelligence (ISI), and purposely left his huge Abbottabad mansion unwatched to avoid attracting attention, sources reportedly told the Sakaal Times . Certainly the ISI keeps many people under 24/7 surveillance, so it seems inconceivable that in a garrison town an ‘outsider’ like bin Laden would be able to move into and and live in a large and distinctive house so close to a military academy without the knowledge of the ISI or some other Pakistani government agency. Constructed in 2005, the mansion was eight times bigger than other ho...
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Rohit Thakur
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Thanks Sharma ji, for sharing this information.Now it is very much clear to everybody around the world that PAK was hiding OSAMA and not only Osama they have Dawood, and other professionals from the same field. PAK wont change....
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Percy Doctor
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What does the ISI do now that they have been caught with their pants down,as always their best line of defense would be to lie with as straight a face as possible. The ISI knows whats going on in every inch of Pakistan and in neighboring countries...
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Osama’s Killing: Questions and Strategic Implications Guest Column by Rajeev Sharma (The views expressed are his own) Several questions arise in the killing of Al Qaeda Chief Osama bin Laden in the wee hours of May 2, 2011. These questions are food for strategic thought and can have long term policy implications for India, for the region and the world. First, was there a deal between the Pakistani military establishment and the Obama administration as a result of which bin Laden, the most wanted man on earth with a reward of $ 25 million on his head for close to a decade, fell in Americans’ lap like a ripe apple? Second, if the answer to the first question is in affirmative, then wh...
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A California treasure hunter claims he is about to embark on a search to recover the body of Osama Bin Laden. Bill Warren, a career deep sea wreck explorer and diver, says he has backers in New York, Scotland and Chicago who are investing in the search to find the Al Qaida terrorist's remains. According to the Pentagon, Bin Laden's corpse was buried at sea from a deck on the USS Carl Vinson on the morning of May 2, hours after he was killed in a Navy Seals operation on a secret compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan. 'I am doing it because I am a patriotic American who wants to know the truth,' Warren, 59, told the US news outlet TMZ. 'I do it for the world. Warren's boat is anchored in Western I...
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jairaj shyam prasad
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hello Rohit,really a waste exercise by anyone.Laden is not a great personality!i support Mr.Muralidharan's comments.
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S. Muralidharan
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Thanks Mr. Rohit for referral. Let them spend this money to rehabilitate youngsters who have been brain-washed by Al-Qaida outfit! Its nothing but a publicity stunt!
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