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Haneef
by sanjay on Aug 02, 2007 10:41 AM   Permalink | Hide replies

Overall, it appears that Haneef is not all that innocent. He may not be directly involved with the failed London Plot, but it appears that he was knowing the persons who were actually involved and was aware of their activities.

The Australians have ,smartly, passed the buck to the Indian Government, by deporting him to India since he did not commit any crime in Australia. If more evidence is found against him, it will be Indian government's headache to deal with UK, including extradition.

Haneef, if he is guilty, should not be complascent that he has escaped the law. His troubles are just starting(if he is guilty).

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by sethu on Aug 02, 2007 10:46 AM   Permalink
but indian govt and the stupid press is celebrating it as if they have won a war with australia...

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by sanjay on Aug 02, 2007 10:50 AM   Permalink
@sethu

you are right ..lol

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by hiral joshi on Aug 02, 2007 10:43 AM   Permalink
Yes you are right. But with recent events like acquittal of Madani and other terrorists it is quite unlikely that Indian govt would do anything concrete against Haneef.

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by sanjay on Aug 02, 2007 10:47 AM   Permalink
He will be in problem if charges are framed against him in Britain and he is found guilty.

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by kumar kumar on Aug 02, 2007 10:47 AM   Permalink
This guy could be one of those sleeper cell members who go much in advance to a country for surveillance and lie low until 'Action' takes place. It is ok that the Aussies police dont have enough evidence to directly link him to any terrorist activities.

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