On their hitlist were L.K. Advani and Narendra Modi
Several among the 18 activists of the banned Students' Islamic Movement of India (simi) who were held following the Intelligence-mounted swoop in Indore and other parts of MP have reportedly told police that their targets this time were BJP leaders L K Advani and Narendra Modi. Their provocation: the Babri Masjid demolition and the post-Godhra riots that, according to the fanatics, the saffron parivar “facilitated”. The prime catch is Safdar Nagori, who led SIMI’s operations in MP and whose name figures in nearly every major bomb blast to have rocked the country in recent times. Equally significant is the nabbing of the feared Shivli, the outfit’s Kerala chief, and Hafiz Hussain, who had charge of Karnataka.
All of them, say the Intelligence sleuths, had also played a key role in planning and executing the 7/11 Mumbai train blasts. Just now police teams from several states, including Kerala, Karnataka, Gujarat, Andhra Pradesh and Haryana, are probing other possible targets on the immediate SIMI to-do list.
The past cases against the outfit are so many that each of the police teams has sought separate sessions with the accused. After their 14-day police remand is over the 18 outlaws will again be produced before the court on April 11. Established in 1977, SIMI was banned in 2001 after police suspected it of subversive activities. The outfit’s twisted ideology draws nourishment from the voluminous works of Islamist ideologue Sayyed Abul Ala Mau-dudi who founded the Jama'at-i Islami.
Mau-dudi’s mission, appropriated wholesale by SIMI, was to usher in a rabidly monotheistic tauhid. In this scheme of things nationalism is seen as one more dangerous farce – devised by non-Muslim 'enemies of the faith'. Among other things they are blamed for creating uholy divisions among the godfearing Muslims. SIMI’s war is directed against all these 'traitors' – the so-called kafirs .
For Complete IIPM Article, Click on IIPM ArticleSeveral among the 18 activists of the banned Students' Islamic Movement of India (simi) who were held following the Intelligence-mounted swoop in Indore and other parts of MP have reportedly told police that their targets this time were BJP leaders L K Advani and Narendra Modi. Their provocation: the Babri Masjid demolition and the post-Godhra riots that, according to the fanatics, the saffron parivar “facilitated”. The prime catch is Safdar Nagori, who led SIMI’s operations in MP and whose name figures in nearly every major bomb blast to have rocked the country in recent times. Equally significant is the nabbing of the feared Shivli, the outfit’s Kerala chief, and Hafiz Hussain, who had charge of Karnataka.
All of them, say the Intelligence sleuths, had also played a key role in planning and executing the 7/11 Mumbai train blasts. Just now police teams from several states, including Kerala, Karnataka, Gujarat, Andhra Pradesh and Haryana, are probing other possible targets on the immediate SIMI to-do list.
The past cases against the outfit are so many that each of the police teams has sought separate sessions with the accused. After their 14-day police remand is over the 18 outlaws will again be produced before the court on April 11. Established in 1977, SIMI was banned in 2001 after police suspected it of subversive activities. The outfit’s twisted ideology draws nourishment from the voluminous works of Islamist ideologue Sayyed Abul Ala Mau-dudi who founded the Jama'at-i Islami.
Mau-dudi’s mission, appropriated wholesale by SIMI, was to usher in a rabidly monotheistic tauhid. In this scheme of things nationalism is seen as one more dangerous farce – devised by non-Muslim 'enemies of the faith'. Among other things they are blamed for creating uholy divisions among the godfearing Muslims. SIMI’s war is directed against all these 'traitors' – the so-called kafirs .
Source : IIPM Editorial, 2008
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