Part of the funding for 911 attacks in the US had originated from India

EX-TOP COP REVEALS WHAT TROUBLES DAWOOD IBRAHIM, HOW PART OF 911 FUNDS WENT FROM INDIA

India's most wanted terrorist Dawood Ibrahim had called former Delhi police chief Neeraj Kumar weeks ahead of his retirement asking him to “stop chasing him“, the former IPS officer claims in his soon-to-be-released book.

“One day I received a call on my mobile in the last week of June 2013 from an `unknown number'. It was in all probability the don himself. He said: `Kya, saheb, aap retire hone ja rahe ho. Ab to peechha chhod do.' (What is this, sir? You are about to retire. Isn't it time you left me alone?) The caller hung up before I could respond,“ writes Kumar in a chapter called “My conversations with Dawood Ibrahim“ in his book `Dial D for Don'.

The book gives a detailed account of Kumar's 11 top operations, mostly related to the underworld and 1993 Mumbai serial blasts, though he shot to fame as Delhi police chief during the Nirbhaya case.

The 1976 batch IPS officer writes he had three long conversations with Dawood on June 10, 20 and 22 in 1994, when he was probing the 1993 serial blasts for the CBI. Dawood tried to portray his innocence and claimed he had no knowledge about the conspiracy around the blasts. “The don spoke in a Mumbai accent, with confidence and an utter lack of fear. He made no attempt to please me, as is the wont of certain criminals when they are dealing with state authorities. He simply said: `Saheb, iske pehle ki main kuchh bataoon, pehle aap batayiye ki aapko kya lagta hai ki maine Mumbai mein blast karwaye hain?' (Sir, before I tell you anything, would you please tell me whether you too feel that I organized the blasts in Mumbai?),“ Kumar says. “...he said: `Saheb, mujhe yeh sab karna hota to mujhe hathiyar bhejne ki zaroorat nahi hoti. Hamare ladkon ke paas kaafi hathiyar pade hain.' (Sir, if I had to do all this, I need not have sent any weapons. My boys have enough at hand.),“ Dawood told Kumar.

To this, Kumar asked Dawood if his boys also had as much RDX as was used in the blasts. “ A flustered don fumbled for words and replied: `Dekho, saheb, agar main yeh sab karta na to itni safai se karta ki police ke paas akkha saboot mere khilaf nahi milta.Aap ye baat samjho. Aap to CBI mein ho.Main bhi apni poori family ko wahan se hata deta jaisa Tiger ne kiye la hai. Meri ma, meri behan, sab udhar Bambai mein hi baitha hai'--thus evading my question on RDX.

Tip-off on Parliament attack went unheeded

New Delhi: In a startling revelation, former Delhi police commissioner Neeraj Kumar, who probed the 1993 Mumbai serial blasts while in CBI, has written in his book that “part of the funding for 911 attacks in the US had originated from India“. Kumar has also written that Rajkot police had alerted agencies then about the 2001 Parliament attack but the input was not taken seriously. The 1976 batch IPS officer, who played a key role in the capture of terrorist Aftab Ansari, bringing Yakub Memon and his family back from Pakistan etc, has claimed in his book that a part of the funds for 911 attacks were raised from kidnapping of Khadim shoes bosss Partha Burman and handed over to the chief of the attackers, Mohammad Atta, by terrorist Omar Sheikh. Sheikh was released by India in exchange for hijacked passengers of an Indian Airlines plane in 1999.

Nov 18 2015 : The Times of India (Hyderabad)