Published: May 24, 2025
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A lot of people still recall the 'RSS ki Saazish' book on the 26/11 Mumbai Attacks but most people don't exactly know what it actually says. So I downloaded a Urdu Copy of the book from the internet and asked ChatGPT to summarise it for me in English. Here's what the book endorsed by senior INC leader Digvijay Singh actually says about the Mumbai Terror Attack. Here We Go 🧵

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The book suggests, "The RSS and other right-wing elements in India might have had foreknowledge, indirect involvement, or motives to benefit from the attacks." It "proposes a broader political conspiracy aimed at strengthening Hindutva narratives, weakening Indian Muslims."

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Aziz Burney raised several questions regarding the authenticity of the identity of Ajmal Kasab. Note that this is all fact-free conjectures and conspiracy mongering without offering the slightest bit of evidence.

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The book very cleverly spreads the idea that the photos of Ajmal Kasab that were captured on 26/11 could have been planted or staged.

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Aziz Burney even questioned the confessions of Ajmal Kasab because the Indian Government did not allow international observes and media to speak to him.

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The book even dares to suggest that Ajmal Kasab might have been planted by Indian intelligence agencies.

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Aziz Burney even casts aspersion on Pakistan for acknowledging that Ajmal Kasab was a Pakistani national. Insane conspiratorial stuff.

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Here's a summary of Azin Burney's portrayal of Ajmal Kasab, as described by ChatGPT.

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Here's a summary of Burney's allegations against the Sangh Parivar, as described by ChatGPT.

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Burney describes Pakistan as a convenient scapegoat in his book.

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The book also questions whether the ISI was even involved and claims that Indian intelligence agencies rushed to blame them prematurely!

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Burney condemns the Indian media for not investigating Hindutva links to the 26/11 terror attack.

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The book actually delves into the conspiracy pit to suggest that it is possible Ajmal Kasab might not even have been Pakistani. This is despite Pakistan admitting that he was one.

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Burney accuses the UPA Government of intentionally suppressing the internal conspiracy. Remind me again, why did @digvijaya_28 endorse this book?

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@digvijaya_28 Here's a summary of Burney's allegations against the UPA Government, as described by ChatGPT.

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@digvijaya_28 Here are some direct quotes from the book, as provided by ChatGPT. "Kasab was merely a pawn; the real game was in the hands of those who wave the saffron flag." And more quotes from the book.

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