Thiruvananthapuram: Categorically rejected the police version of the presence of the Islamic State Module (IS) in the state, the government has said that there is no presence of clothes that concern.
In a reply to the question by four MLA UDF, including the leader of Iuml MK Mnerer, Chairman of Pinarayayu Vijayan said in the assembly on August 4 that the presence of sleep cells was not to come to the government’s notice and that the police chief had not given the government reports like that to government.
On the last day in the office, the former State Police Chief Loknath Behera said in an interview with television channels that the state was a recruitment site because people in the country were educated and demanding engineers and doctors.
He further said the police could deal with them systematically after it came down.
Although the main minister has become a total rejection, the state police have worked to make a breakthrough into the alleged recruitment of youth from the state to the terrorist organization.
The threat to the state was confirmed earlier by the government when it had requested all district collectors to take precautions to anticipate sabotage acts by terrorist group cells in the state.
In a secret letter on December 16, 2017 since the beginning of the Secretary (home and vigilance) Subrata Biswas, the collectors were instructed to take the necessary precautions and safety measures to deal with terrorist organizational plans for sabotage in the state.
The letter was issued on the basis of the confidential intelligence report and quoted a report to the government who said “Audio message was sent by Abdul Rasheed (who has joined from Kasaragod) to members of his group, very communal content.
Burdens up its nature.
He urged ISIS followers to kill / destroy Non-Muslim by selecting any method, including drinking water poisoning, plying over gathering trucks such as Thrissur Pooram, Kumbh Mela, with mass shooting, sabotage trains etc.
“.
The next letter citates reports that in the background of advice, the module is a state likely to plan sabotage actions in the state.
Audio clips, allegedly leaked from the secret chat group are sympathizers, has incited followers to carry out a Lone-Wolf style attack on “Kafirs”.
Interestingly, when this problem came out in public after the Thrissur train police issued a communique to the train authority who asked to ensure stupid precautions, the state police have underestimated the problem by saying that the public should not prey on the message and must stop spreading them.
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