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Explosive situation in Kasaragod, PerumbavoorJehadis plotting riot in Kerala

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Feb 18, 2012, 12:00 am IST
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By S Chandrasekhar

Close on the heels of Christian extremists raking up the Mullaperiyar Dam issue to torpedo the Sabarimala pilgrimage, jehadi terrorists are plotting a riot in Kerala by provoking the Hindus. This is a calculated plot to increase their clout among the Muslims and to wreck havoc on the Hindus.

Just before the Makaravilakku at Sabarimala temple, in mid January, a pregnant cow which was lying unwell at the Ayyappa Temple in Perumbavoor, near Kochi, was butchered by butchers Mohammed and Hassan. This created an explosive situation forcing thousands of Hindus to the temple. Due to their massive agitation, led by RSS, the police arrested the perpetuators. On interrogation, they revealed that it was the local moulavi who instructed them to do the job and the sword for the same was given by the moulavi. The local moulavi is a known jehadi with links to NDF/PFI. Faced with pressure from ruling Muslim League, the case is limited to the butchers, leaving the jehadi maulavi scot free. It is to be noted that Perumbavoor is a hot- bed of jehadi terrorism and the hand of Professor Joseph was cut here by Muslim extremists. Perumbavoor, like other jehadi hot spots in Kerala has witnessed Taliban model punishments.

Kasaragod has witnessed serious jehadi violence in the past one year, with even the CPM Hindu houses and establishments, bearing the brunt of attacks.

On February 5, in Kanhangad, in Kasaragod, in the guise of Milad-I-Sherif rally, jehadis of the banned NDF, took out march in army uniform (Jungle fatigues), complete with belt, shoes, stars laden shoulder straps, arm decorations, red beret caps and Velcro name straps. Almost 200 marchers infiltrated the Milad-I-Sherif procession and participated in a military march. Investigations by Central Intelligence reveal that even Pakistan Army uniform, emblems and symbols were used by the marchers. This is in total violation of the laws of India and the Army Act.

Consequent to the issue of ‘Export of Terror’ to Kashmir, in which five Muslims from Kerala were shot dead by Army in Kashmir, the jehadi NDF and marches by Popular Front of India (PFI) are banned. Caring tuppence for the ban, the jehadis of NDF/PDI marched for two hours without a single finger being lifted against them.

The marchers had practised on public roads in Kanhangad for almost a month and despite protests by RSS, BJP and public, the police did not act. The BJP demand to arrest the ‘Army Uniformed Jehadis’, was also not heeded. Now faced with embarrassment and fire from Army and Centre, police have charged case, confiscated uniforms and registered cases. Police insiders say, they could not act earlier due to tying of hands by ruling Muslim League.

The jehadis are bent on igniting riot in Kasaragod. For the past one week, masked men roaming in bikes have been targeting individual Hindus and attacking Hindu houses and establishments. Already ten people are in hospital with stab injuries.

In a grave sacrilege bent on provoking Hindus, the skull of a butchered buffalo was placed on the temple lamp of Meepuguri Durga Devi Temple in Madhur Village in Kasaragod on
February 10.

Police have clamped Section 144 in Kasaragod and bike riding have been banned. Additional police force from adjoining districts have been mobilised.

Kasaragod is a stronghold of the RSS and the Sangh is straining hard to control the Hindus who are hurt and hence tense.

Meanwhile reports have come that T Nazeer who was involved in several terrorist cases like Bengaluru blast, Kozhikode bus station blast, Tamil Nadu bus burning, export of terror to Kashmir, etc. and who was flushed out of Bangladesh by Karnataka Police has started ‘Tareeqath’ class in the Central Prison in Thiruvananthapuram. He is threatening fellow Hindu prisoners to convert to Islam. This was disclosed by a Hindu prisoner on parole. Due to fear of penal action by ruling Muslim League, prison officials are keeping mum. T Nazeer had earlier through facebook poster, falsely implicated Hindu jailors of threatening to kill him, to instigate communal riots.

In a gross security violation, the jeep carrying him to High Court in Kochi, broke down at Aroor, near Kochi, a jehadi hot-spot, due to diesel shortage.

Continuing the stand of Muslim League Minister MK Muneer, the Education Minister PK Abdu Rabb also refused to light the lamp at the school festival inauguration at Thrissur.

Emboldened by Muslim League in power, in Kerala, and the Muslim pampering and Hindu bashing policy of UPA, jehadis are having a field day in Kerala. Kasaragod is on a powder keg, waiting to explode at the slightest spark!

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Caring two hoots for the laws of India and in contempt and open defiance of the Army and Centre’s outburst, the NDF/PFI jehadis once again infiltrated the Milad-I-Sherif rally on February 11 and marched in Army uniforms in Parappa and Kasaragod districts. Twenty jehadis who earlier marched in the Kanhangad rally, marched in Parappa in Army Jungle Fatigues, with full support of the Moulavis of the Jameyathul Mualamins Madarasa. Here also the police did not act due to fear of the ruling Muslim League. Many of the marchers are accused in the riots, which broke out in Kasaragod, a few months back.

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