These youth are being used to form sleeper 
cells in southern India, which in many cases are controlled through the Pakistani High Commission in Colombo. In 2004, Col. (Retd.) Bashir Wali, former Director of Pakistan’s Intelligence Bureau, took over as the Pakistani High Commissioner in Colombo. This gives us an idea about the strategic importance of Colombo for those perpetuating terrorism. On the other hand, since the late 80s, the educational institutions in South have been attracting radical Arab & Iranian students. In early 90s, Israeli authorities had recovered explosives from a Palestinian student studying in Bangalore. They had warned Indian authorities that South India in general & West Karnataka in particular were attracting radical students. Around the same period, the Egyptians had cautioned the Indians that radical students denied admission to Arab universities were managing to get admission to institutions in South India. The development indices in South India are higher than those in rest of the country. We cannot afford to let the region fall pray to the enemies of the nation. The authorities must take firm action to tackle the menace & get the errant youth back into the mainstream. Enhanced vigilance dovetailed with an education and employment campaign will help mitigate the problem.
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cells in southern India, which in many cases are controlled through the Pakistani High Commission in Colombo. In 2004, Col. (Retd.) Bashir Wali, former Director of Pakistan’s Intelligence Bureau, took over as the Pakistani High Commissioner in Colombo. This gives us an idea about the strategic importance of Colombo for those perpetuating terrorism. On the other hand, since the late 80s, the educational institutions in South have been attracting radical Arab & Iranian students. In early 90s, Israeli authorities had recovered explosives from a Palestinian student studying in Bangalore. They had warned Indian authorities that South India in general & West Karnataka in particular were attracting radical students. Around the same period, the Egyptians had cautioned the Indians that radical students denied admission to Arab universities were managing to get admission to institutions in South India. The development indices in South India are higher than those in rest of the country. We cannot afford to let the region fall pray to the enemies of the nation. The authorities must take firm action to tackle the menace & get the errant youth back into the mainstream. Enhanced vigilance dovetailed with an education and employment campaign will help mitigate the problem.For Complete IIPM Article, Click on IIPM Article
Source : IIPM Editorial, 2007
An IIPM and Professor Arindam Chaudhuri (Renowned Management Guru and Economist) Initiative
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