-Rajesh
Tyagi/ 21.2.2015
More definite evidence has surfaced in the case of blasting of an alleged Pakistani boat by
the Indian Armed Forces in high seas, off the coast of Gujarat near Porbandar
Port, on the eve of the New Year 2015.
The clinching video evidence, released yesterday by newspaper 'Indian Express', leaves no trace of doubt that the high officials of Indian Coast Guards had ordered the blasting of the fishing boat, to celebrate the New Year eve through real fireworks, a crime forthwith covered up by the Ministry of Defence, under right-wing Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP).
The clinching video evidence, released yesterday by newspaper 'Indian Express', leaves no trace of doubt that the high officials of Indian Coast Guards had ordered the blasting of the fishing boat, to celebrate the New Year eve through real fireworks, a crime forthwith covered up by the Ministry of Defence, under right-wing Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP).
The boat,
allegedly of Pakistani origin, was shown caught up in fire with smoke billowing
from it in a video released by the Defence Ministry on January 2, 2015.
Immediately
after the incident, in its official press release, the Coast Guards had claimed, “The
Coast Guard ship warned the fishing boat to stop for further investigation of
the crew and cargo; however, the boat increased speed and tried to escape away
from the Indian side of maritime boundary … the Coast Guard ship managed to
stop the fishing boat after firing warning shots,” the coast guard said, in the
statement. “Four persons were seen on the boat who disregarded all warnings by
the Coast Guard ship to stop and cooperate with investigation. Soon thereafter,
the crew hid themselves in below deck compartment and set the boat on fire,
which resulted in explosion and major fire on the boat.”
