Big Disclosure / The chemical used in the Pulwama attack was purchased from Amazon, file a treason case: CAIT.
The chemical used in the Pulwama attack was ordered from Amazon, according to CAIT. Kate has also demanded that a treason case be filed against Amazon.
Amazon online shopping site in controversy
CAIT's shocking revelation about the attack in Pulwama
CAIT demands to file a treason case against Amazon
The Confederation of India Traders (CAIT) has leveled serious allegations against e-commerce giant Amazon. According to Kate, selling marijuana on Amazon is not a big deal. Kat also said that the chemical used in the bombing in Pulwama in 2019 was used to make bombs. That chemical was also purchased from Amazon's website.
40 were martyred
A terrorist attack in Pulawama, Kashmir in 2019 killed 40 CRPF personnel. Such information was provided by the investigating agencies in this case. The chemical that the terrorists used in the bomb was ordered by the accused from Amazon. However, investigators later arrested two terrorists with the help of Amazon.
The goods were ordered from Amazon
CAIT national president BC Bharakiya and general secretary Praveen Khandelwal said that when questioned by the NIA, the two men admitted that they had bought batteries, IEDs and other items through Amazon. The bomb was made using ammonium nitrate as well as nitroglycerin in the attack.
Ammonium nitrate was banned in 2011
People can easily buy ammonium nitrate online. But it is actually a prohibited substance. At the same time it was used against the country. CAIT has said that Amazon should be charged with treason in this case. Ammonium nitrate was banned in 2011. This is because ammonium nitrate was used in the 2006 blasts in Varanasi and the 2008 blasts in Delhi.
Demand for legislation for e-commerce site
It is worth mentioning that in 2016, CAT demanded that an appropriate law be enacted on e-commerce platforms. However, no special action has been taken in this regard. Which has now been re-demanded by Kate to take appropriate action.
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