The Rabbi and his wife at Nariman House were sexually assaulted and their genitalia mutilated

Submitted by Never Forgiven and Never Forgotten.. (India), Dec 31, 2008 at 12:09

Disturbing photographs made available to this newspapers by police sources indicate that several of the guests at the Taj Mahal Hotel during the siege November 26 were sexually humiliated by the terrorists and then shot dead.

Police sources confirm that even as the terrorists were engaged in a fierce combat with NSG commandos, they were humiliating their hostages before ending their terrifying ordeal.

Foreign guests were their particular target. Eight of the 31 killed at the Taj were foreign nationals.

Photographs taken by a police forensic team after the hotel was sanitised yield a gruesome picture of some of the guests in the nude.

These bodies were found away from the hotel's swimming pool which makes it clear that they were not those guests who were taken hostage from the poolside.

"Even the Rabbi and his wife at Nariman House were sexually assaulted and their genitalia mutilated," said a senior officer of the investigating team, not wishing to be quoted.

"We have CCTV footage which reveals how these terrorists forced some of the guests who were holed up in restuarants to strip, but there is not evidence of rape," he added.

These pictures, most of which we have refrained from printing, are in the records of the police and are now part of the investigation.

Islam is not the religion , It is deadly medieval cult of hatred , incitement , bloodshed , terror and death..It is most cruel and ruthless sect..Koran should be banned and Islam should be prohibited....No more Mosques , No more sermons , No more Islamic seminaries, No More Hajj , No more gathering, No more Burqas .....Islam should be outlawed for the greator good of Humanity..

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