There are two astonishing
news items from London; they are related to two astounding discoveries. First
news is related to the discovery of a particle or atom; it has come from Geneva
besides London and has found place in detail in the newspapers of 3rd
and 4th July. According to it, British scientists have discovered a
particle that proves the existence of God. It has been named “God-particle”.
The other news that came on 5th July and was published in newspapers
on 6th July says that the British government has imposed ban on
“Indian Mujahideen”. It is obvious that before imposing the ban they must have
discovered it like “God-particle”. Without proving its existence, how could
they have banned it? It is rather difficult for us to understand the discovery
of “God-particle” as it is related to physics and atomic science. However, the
discovery of “Indian Mujahideen” is indeed a subject of interest for us because
despite our best efforts we could not find any trace of this group in our
country notwithstanding the efforts of Indian police and media to convince us
about the presence of this group for the last four years.
Why it was created
Indian police created “Indian Mujahideen” in September 2008 when devastating blasts had shaken many cities and the Batla House “encounter” had also taken place. The police felt the need of this name perhaps because people were fed up to hear the names of “Lashkar-e-Taiba, Jaish-e-Mohammad, SIMI” and “HuJI”. Thus, like many other groups, this group too was imaginary. But the police and media were parroting this name with so much reverberation and seriousness that it was thought for a while that this group might be present. Therefore Muslim organisations and human rights groups started searching for Indian Mujahideen on their own. They asked the police and media reporters repeatedly to provide evidence of this group but they did not budge. – We the Indian Muslims are searching for “Indian Mujahideen” because, if found, we would ask them what enmity they have with Islam and Muslim Ummah that they are defaming Islam and worrying the Ummah with their activities. Not to say of their activities benefiting Islam and Muslim Ummah in any way, rather they are harming them. The enemies of Islam and Muslims are benefiting with this name.
Why it was created
Indian police created “Indian Mujahideen” in September 2008 when devastating blasts had shaken many cities and the Batla House “encounter” had also taken place. The police felt the need of this name perhaps because people were fed up to hear the names of “Lashkar-e-Taiba, Jaish-e-Mohammad, SIMI” and “HuJI”. Thus, like many other groups, this group too was imaginary. But the police and media were parroting this name with so much reverberation and seriousness that it was thought for a while that this group might be present. Therefore Muslim organisations and human rights groups started searching for Indian Mujahideen on their own. They asked the police and media reporters repeatedly to provide evidence of this group but they did not budge. – We the Indian Muslims are searching for “Indian Mujahideen” because, if found, we would ask them what enmity they have with Islam and Muslim Ummah that they are defaming Islam and worrying the Ummah with their activities. Not to say of their activities benefiting Islam and Muslim Ummah in any way, rather they are harming them. The enemies of Islam and Muslims are benefiting with this name.
The objective of
Britain’s ban
The news from London
initially gave a bit of satisfaction that “Indian Mujahideen” was discovered at
last. But on going into its details it could be known that Britain has no
direct threat from this group; nor has any act of violence been attributed to
it. The British government has taken this move on the basis of reports of acts
of violence taking place in India. All these reports were provided for them by
the Indian agencies. – And thus the existence of Indian Mujahideen could not be
proved this time too. – The method of proving the existence of “Indian
Mujahideen” here in our country is that the police arrest a person and make an
announcement that he is related to “Indian Mujahideen” or else seizes some
“documents” in a raid and announces that the house raided was an office of
“Indian Mujahideen”. Simpleton public simply believes and the media
sensationalises its reports to further strengthen people’s belief. Thus, along
with the creation of this group the police recruits its members as well. –
However Britain’s ban on an imaginary group might have its own objective. And
this is Home Office Minister James Brokenshire’s statement that “this group
wants to establish Islamic state in India with the use of violence”. It is as
if the objective of this discovery is to frighten the world with an Islamic
state.
13/
07/12
khabar-O-Nazar by Parwaaz Rahmani, sehrozaDAWAT, translated by: Abu
Yusuf
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