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Line in Times Of India.

An inquiry has revealed that the Indian Consulate in Chicago was guilty of a major security lapse while issuing visas to Tahawwur Rana, a Pakistani-Canadian arrested by the FBI for allegedly plotting terror strikes in India and his wife.

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Raveena said…
LOL!

Blog style has changed I see! I like I like!
1/9/11, 12:20 AM
blog.sahil.me said…
Haha!

I want to ask him how he plotted terror strikes in a person.
1/10/11, 1:31 AM
Sam said…
Haha, Dude [cliche husbands and wives hate each other joke]!

Funny no? :P
1/10/11, 12:32 PM
thegirlwithoneheart said…
@Sahil: Prolly one of those nights when he got bored of what he was doing in bed. You know, sometimes you're just not that into it. =P
1/10/11, 12:46 PM
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