Cowardly Hindus would be subjugated and this goal would be achievable even with 10% of Muslims rallying behind Popular Front of India (PFI), the Bihar Police claims to have unearthed an eight-page document of the Islamist outfit, named “India Vision 2047”.
The document was circulated internally amongst its cadre by the PFI which also claimed that a full-fledged armed uprising against the Indian state with the help of their trained cadre and Islamist countries like Turkey would be launched. There is also an appeal to other Islamic countries to help bring the Indian state and Hindus to “their knees.”
This shocking revelation came after a recent crackdown on a PFI operation in the state after two individuals were arrested for indulging in anti-India activities from Patna’s Phulwari Sharif area.
One of the arrested persons is a former police officer from Jharkhand named Md Jallauddin, and the other is named Athar Parvez who is a former SIMI member and currently is a member of PFI and its political arm SDPI.
ASP Manish Kumar informed that Parvez’s younger brother is a convicted terrorist who was jailed in 2001-02 for involvement in a bomb blast case.
In what seems like an elaborate operation, the 2 arrested accused had reportedly brought in people over the last 2 months from all over India. Hotel rooms and travel tickets were booked under fake names for these people.
On July 6 and 7, Jallauddin and Parvez trained a large group of locals how to use swords and knives under the pretext of martial arts training. They also instigated the crowd with religiously violent statements.
The police have added that they have CCTV evidence and multiple witness statements.
The police have also added that Parvez and the ex-police officer named Jalluuddin have raised funds worth lakhs for this recent endeavour.
The Telangana police had recently busted a similar operation in Nizamabad and arrested some PFI individuals who were training local Muslims in weapons to engage in violence.
The 3 arrested individuals were named Shaik Shadullah (40), Mohammad Imran (22) and Mohammad Abdul Mobin (27).
They were residing in Nizamabad while posing as small-time labourers like wielding mechanics, but their prime objective was to identify gullible Muslim youths, radicalise them with Sharia law, and then recruit them for anti-national activities, according to Nizamabad Commissioner of Police KR Nagaraju.
