ISIS threatens to rid India of Hindus in latest issue of its magazine

New Delhi, Apr 14: The latest issue of the Dabiq magazine a mouth piece of the ISIS has a message for India. The magazine carried an interview which speaks about an attack on India.

Abu Ibrahim al-Hanif who is the emir of the ISIS in Bangladesh speaks about the launch of a massive offensive against India.

It may be recalled that intelligence bureau officials had stated that the real threat to India from the ISIS comes from Bangladesh.

He says in the interview that the idea is to liberate India from the disbelievers or the mushikirins.

Rid India of disbelievers:

Hanif spells out the plan that they have for India. This man who is the head of the ISIS in this part of the world says that they are training fighters both in Bangladesh as well as Pakistan to launch a fidayeen or suicide attack on Indian soil. He also states that they would be taking the help of the local mujahideen or fighters in India.

The intention is to rid India of mushikirins. The Hindus in India have been waging a war against Muslims and Islam. He says that the Hindus in India have been showing their animosity openly against the Muslims in India.

There are Muslims in Bangladesh as well and while they too have an animosity against Islam, they do not show it openly.

We will implement the rule of Sharia in India and Bangladesh. Until the law of Sharia is imposed we will not rest in peace. We will target Hindus in large numbers, the emir of the ISIS also goes on to state.

A propaganda war:

Intelligence Bureau officials in India say that this appears to be more of a propaganda material. The ISIS is desperate to rope in the Indian Muslims into their fold. Their campaign has not been very successful. If one looks at the previous calls that the ISIS has given, it has been subtle in nature.

This time however the ISIS makes a strong call and gives specifics about its plans. Such things cannot be taken lightly as the ISIS is desperate to make its mark in this part of the world, the Intelligence Bureau officer also informed OneIndia.

There will be more such calls and these are largely aimed at increasing their numbers in India and Bangladesh, the officer also informed.

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