DARK REALITY Of 26/11 Attacks - Failure Of R&AW? | ft Top Crime Reporter Jitendra Dixit | EP-71 episode artwork

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DARK REALITY Of 26/11 Attacks - Failure Of R&AW? | ft Top Crime Reporter Jitendra Dixit | EP-71

from Supertalks by themovingship · host Raghav Sharma

Mumbai 26/11 marks a day etched deeply in the memory of every Indian—a day when our nation faced one of its darkest and most terrifying challenges, born of a calculated conspiracy against India. However, in the face of adversity, we stood resilient and united. This day remains unforgettable for all Indians. We had the privilege of hosting senior journalist Jitendra Dixit, who was present at the scene during those tragic events. He shared a firsthand account of the horrors that unfolded on November 26, 2008, particularly inside the Taj Hotel and across the streets of Mumbai. He also recounted the capture of te**orist Ajmal Kasab by the police, made possible through the ultimate sacrifice of martyrs like Shri Tukaram Omble and Shri Sandeep Unnikrishnan. In our discussion, we delved into critical questions about the possible intelligence lapses by R&AW, the role of the media during those crucial hours, and the lessons we can learn from this tragedy.

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