New Delhi: A week after Nia captured the alleged ISIS recruiters from Bhatkal, Karnataka, and claimed that he misdicated Indian youth through ISIS propaganda vehicles, rear votes, a new edition of magazine related to news clips related to Nia search last month in the case of ‘ISIS Voice of hind ‘and announced the defiant editor determination to promote the magazine “increasingly”.
But a counter-terror official told Tii, the fact that Nia Raids at Anantnag, Jammu and Kashmir, found the mention in ‘Hind’s voice’ showed that those behind the creation and circulation of the content were shaken by hard action.
Editorials in the latest edition of Hind’s voice circulated on the telegram channel carried out anti-Indian propaganda and called for an attack on Indian forces.
By stating that the sound of the back will complete two years of sustainable publications, the editor claims the circle of readers includes thousands of people from all levels of society.
Claiming that each of the articles commented on in the media and there was an effort to copy magazines and created a false problem to distort the shape and block Dawah, the latest magazine’s latest problem claimed that all this only reached its reach wider.
Suspecting that the agents since it began attacking ordinary Muslims to stop the magazine and arrest them on charges responsible for the magazine, the editors insisted that none of them were actually related to the magazine.
On August 6, Nia has conducted a raid on Bhatkal and arrested a terrorist recruiter and a very radical territory motivator, Jufri Jawhar Damudi, claimed that he used several pseudo identities in encrypted chat to recruit Indian youth which was easily influenced by Islamic state propaganda and motivated they.
Wage ‘Jihad’ against India.
Jufri Jawhar Damudi aka Abu Hajir Al Badri is under the radar of central intelligence institutions since his relationship with content related to 2020 Delhi riots, published in the ‘sound “and the media associated with.
Online surveillance reveals that a man with a pseudonym Al Badri operates a Twitter handle, where he will catch the same-minded people and persuade them to switch to encrypted telegram channels where he will not only circulate the ‘Indian voice’ magazine but also look for content for magazines.
He also translates Indian voice To southern Indian for a wider range.
The source said Al Badri was found to be associated with the top leader ISJK / was Khorasan Qasim Khorasani aka Umar Nisar, was arrested in the same case with the same two from AnanTnag, Jammu & Kashmir.
Sunday after Nia’s Bhatkal Op, Isis Propaganda Magazine Resurfaces Online
