Al-Qaeda incites terror over Nupur Sharma row again, urges Muslim countries to expel Hindus & boycott Indian products
26 Dec 2022 16:55:53
With an aim to unleash terror, the Islamic radical terrorist group, Al-Qaeda, has once again batted for creating tensions against the Modi-led Indian government and Hindus over former BJP spokesperson Nupur Sharma's remarks about Prophet Mohammad. This came after it released the latest edition of its magazine "One Ummah" and called for the boycott of India.
According to the excerpt from the latest edition, it said, "The Hindu government of India was encouraged by the silence in the Muslim world to cross the limits this time and go on to insult the Prophet (peace be upon him)."
Calling the Muslim countries "spineless governments", the terror group said "the replies to these insults and offenses" was "hollow sounding condemnations and little in terms of solid action". According to Al-Qaeda, "they (Muslim countries) continue to back the Hindu- led government of India and maintain extensive political, economic and security ties with them."
The terror group wants the Muslim countries "to unite against this Hindu government and help their brothers and sisters in India so that the enemies of Allah dare not repeat such an outrageous offense against our Prophet." It has also called Muslims of foreign countries specifically businessmen "to boycott Indian products, fire Hindu employees and expel them from Muslim countries".
"It is a disgrace to let millions of supporters of Modi reside in the Peninsula of the Prophet (peace be upon him)," it added. Further, it also sought help from Muslims for terror activities in Kashmir.
Earlier, Al-Qaeda had reportedly exhorted Indian Muslims to bring suspended BJP spokesperson Nupur Sharma to “justice”. It had asked Muslims in India to arm themselves against the enemy for a “defensive jihad” and participate in the “nearest jihad” in Kashmir.
It had also claimed that its "mujahideen" are ready to blow themselves up in Delhi, Mumbai, Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh. It mentioned the ruling party as "Hindutva terrorists occupying India" and claimed that their fighters would die for the dignity of the Prophet. It also repeated claims about a so-called Muslim victory in the battle for India or Ghazwa-e-Hind.