9/11 assault halfway subsidized from India, says previous New Delhi police boss

9/11 assault halfway subsidized from India, says previous New Delhi police boss

                

NEW DELHI: A previous police official of New Delhi, Neeraj Kumar, has asserted in his book that part of the financing for 9/11 assaults in the United States (US) had risen up out of India, as indicated by report distributed on The Times of India site. 

The previous cop, who served in the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and resigned as a Delhi Police chief two years prior, has construct his case in light of the "disclosure" made by a terrorist. 

Kumar, who as of now heads the Board of Control for Cricket in India's (BCCI) against debasement wing, said the account for the 9/11 assault was brought up from an abducting and the income were given over to the head of the 9/11 assailants, Mohammad Atta by Omar Sheik. 

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Omar Saeed Sheik was liberated by India in Dec 1999 as a major aspect of an arrangement that saw New Delhi consenting to discharge various aggressor pioneers in return for the flexibility of prisoners on load up an India plane seized to Kabul. He has a long record of militancy, from grabbing nonnatives in Mumbai in 1994 to capturing Daniel Pearl in Jan 2002. In Feb 2002, Omar was captured in Lahore for the homicide of US writer Daniel Pearl. 

Sheik was given the cash by terrorist Aftab Ansari, who was in charge of the assault on the American Center in Kolkata that occurred in 2002, said the officer, further saying that, data acquired from Harkat-ul Mujahideen aggressor Asif Raza Khan. 

Kumar cited Asif Raza as saying that his "manager Aftab Ansari had shared the payment cash gathered from the abducting of Partha Pratim Roy Burman, Managing Director of Khadim Shoes with Omar Sheik." 

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"Part of the payoff cash got in the Burman abducting — about USD 100,000 — had later discovered its way from Omar Sheik to Mohammad Atta, the head of the 9/11 aggressors," as indicated by the book. 

Ansari is as of now holding up to be hanged in a West Bengal prison for a January 2002 assault on American Center in Kolkatta.

"Part of the payoff cash got in the Burman hijacking — about $100,000 had later discovered its way from Omar Sheik to Mohammad Atta, the head of the 9/11 aggressors," his book describes. 

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The previous police head of New Delhi said the disclosure of Asif Raza Khan that payment cash was gone on to Mohammed Atta was likewise specified in the affirmation of John S. Pistole, appointee right hand executive of the FBI's counter-terrorism division representative associate chief in July 2003 at Washington.