Timeline : Attacks On Hindus In India By Islamists

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All related and on Kerala. Important stuff, as it very much looks like Something Wicked This Way Comes. Well, about to.



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Popular Front pamphlet urges for demographic explosion of Muslims in Kerala

11/05/2013 05:36:35





Decision to slap UAPA on PFI activists right: Thiruvanchoor

By Athul Lal A G - KOZHIKODE - The New Indian Express



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As the Popular Front of India (PFI) carries out a state level campaign against the slapping of UAPA (Unlawful Activities Prevention Act) on 21 of its activists, after a raid conducted in a training camp in Narath, Home Minister Thiruvanchoor Radhakrishnan has categorically stated that the evidences unearthed by the police team are sufficient enough to prove that the action taken by the police is right.



“The State Government has no intention to register false cases against any persons or organisations. The investigating officers have charged sections of the UAPA on the arrested PFI activists after analysing evidences gathered from the raid. The latest developments of the enquiry have further vindicated the police action. Moreover, the government has passed all the evidences to the Ministry of Home Affairs,” Radhakrishnan told Express.



Soon after the raid at Narath and the arrest of PFI workers, the PFI leadership had launched a counter propaganda against the action, alleging high-level conspiracy, and kicked off a state-wide ‘Jana Vicharana Yathra’ against the UAPA. It also brought out a list of incidents of bomb explosions in which CPM and RSS men were implicated but were not booked under the UAPA. “The police have slapped the draconian provisions of the much-maligned UAPA on PFI workers who were engaged in physical-fitness activities in Kannur.



Whenever the police raid CPM or RSS training camps they book them only under normal laws. This is a clear sign of a police bias against Muslim youths. A section of the police is working not only to harass but also to cook evidences against the organisation,” alleged O M A Salam, general secretary, PFI.



According to the police, the preliminary evidences gathered from the probe are more than enough to prove that the accused were involved in anti-national activities.

“Unearthing bombs and lethal weapons from various political outfits is not unusual in Kannur. We have imposed UAPA charges not just because of the bombs and swords.

In this case, there are strong evidences of suspicious foreign fund flow, links with terrorist outfits, human shooting targets, community-wise statistics of people, literature showing the necessity of increasing the population of Muslims etc.



Besides, the police recovered a comprehensive list from PFI worker Khamarudeen’s house which details attacks perpetrated by Bajrangdal from 1992 to 2009. All these evidences have prompted the police to slap UAPA,” a senior police officer said.



There are intelligence reports suggesting that the PFI might attempt to divert the case through a counter propaganda, including allegations of police torture against the arrested men, sources said.

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Kerala -Muslim fundamentalists are preparing for what?

11/05/2013 03:09:01 PK Sukumaran-www.organiser.org





Kozhikode: Kerala has the notoriety of being the hot bed of Islamic fundamentalism, next only to Kashmir. Since some years, thanks to communal parties who hold the key of State administration, the State, otherwise peaceful and calm, is fast becoming a place of Muslims fundamentalism. With the strong and open support of Muslim community coupled with the vehement patronage of rulers the secular and progressive face of this State has lost its charm. Seizure of arms and ammunition from various places which are known pockets of Islamic terrorism has become a routine affair.



On April 23, police , on getting a secret information, raided a weapon training camp run by a notorious Muslim outfit, a popular front at Naarath, a suburban area of Kannur district. A team of police officers led by Dy. SP Sukumaran conducted the raid and took into custody 21 activists who were involved in weapon training at a building under construction. Two country made bombs, eight swords, bomb making materials, gunpowder and a few utensils were seized by the police. One of the arrested persons is an accused in the murder of a local Vishwa Hindu Parishad worker. The police got some papers indicating some important places which were supposed to be the targets of their action.



Dy SP said that documents seized from the training camp shows that the Social Democratic Party of India ( S D P I) and Popular Front (P F) have some connections with the camp. All the arrested were active workers and office bearers of S D P I and P F. It is to be noted that various agencies are probing the role of some Keralites in the Bengaluru blast and their link with the camp here. Police have also seized documents including identity cards of some foreign nationals. When the police suddenly raided the place some volunteers, who were posted as guards made a lightning escape. They were some foreign nationals who had come here to give training to the terrorists in modern weapons.This clearly shows that the training camp has an international connection. Further investigation on this incident may go to its financial aspects also as there is a genuine doubt about the foreign funding.



The arrested persons were charged with keeping lethal weapons, spreading communal hatred, illegal gatherings, keeping explosives and anti-national activity. Police confiscated 19 mobile phones and sim cards in them were being examined by the police. Some A T M cards which the police got from the venue were also being checked. Details of the A T M cards through which foreign money transactions were made are also being checked and verified. UAE dirham and Saudi riyal were also found out from there.



The northern IGP Shankar Reddy who visited the spot disclosed that only after the preliminary enquiry if needed there would be an enquiry by an outside agency. Officials from Internal Security Enquiry Team and Intelligence Bureau also visited the place. Handing over the case to the National Investigation Agency (N I A) is in the offing Dt. Police has transferred it to the Home Ministry and the Home Ministry has handed the case to the Central Home DT: Police sources said that the case has been bracketed along with those regarding S I MI camp at Panayinkkulam, the hand chopping of prof: T T Joseph at Thodupuzha and Kashmir recruitment.



Police also decided to investigate various charitable institutions and some of them are under scanner in connection with the arrest. Sources said that intelligence wing has already been given instructions in this regard. Some of the terrorist organisation under the cover of charity often use institutions involved in charity work and lure youngsters into unlawful activities.



Four years ago SIMI conducted a similar camp which was aimed at supplying terrorist youths to Kashmir. Within one year a number of similar camps were organised in different parts of Kerala, police, said after questioning the Popular Front Workers. A dummy of a human body recovered from there was used to practice firing. It is also to be noted that bodies of many pet dogs and stray dogs were found dead with injuries from swords. Police did investigations in Malappuram and Kozhikode districts and have attributed some connections between the killing of dogs and sword practice.



The timing of the conducting of camp also is important. The police raided the camp prior to the visit of Narendra Modi to Sivagiri and the exposure from the raid speaks a lot. Besides that, 1st week of May is the 13th anniversary of Marrad massacre in which Hindu fishermen were brutally murdered in Kozhikode district. Till today the real culprits of this cruel killing have not been brought to books. The investigating team and Kerala High Court itself recommended the case to CBI enquiry but nothing has happened so for.



BJP leaders have warned the State government that the anti-national activities of religious fundamentalists have to be checked otherwise, the rulers will have to pay the price for it.

(The writer is a former editor of Kesari, Calicut).

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Love Jihad a 'Sangh Pariwar' propaganda - Police Raid exposes the repeated lie of PFI terrorists

27/04/2013 14:05:35



Close on the heels of the police raid at the PFI arms training camp at Narath, a raid was done at the residence of a PFI member, where a huge cache of arms were seized. The youth, Kamaruddin had made his escape from the training camp, when police embarked on the raid. Police have seized swords ,iron rods and other weapons all stacked neatly in a special room in the loft. Police have also confirmed that a two wheeler, which was recently seized at Narath belongs to Kamaruddin.



Police have conducted similar raids at the residence of all the 21 arrested persons. Searches have also been conducted in various SDPI and PFI offices located in Kannur and Kasargode.



Police search conducted at SDPI offices have yielded books, pamphlets and short write ups bordering on anti-national sentiments to can whip up communal violence.



The visual and printed materials to promote religious conversion via marriages, especially love marriages.Another search conducted at the residence of PFI activists Jamsheer and Jaleel have yielded a hoard of CDs and pamphlets enumerating and justifying love jihad.



The arrested persons have been lodged in Kannur special sub jail. Concerned investigation squads will seek special permission in court for them to be handed over for further interrogation.



A detailed report on the recovery of arms has been submitted to state Home Ministry by the investigating teams headed by DYSP Sukumaran. The report will be handed over to NIA, with the national agency’s likelihood of taking over the case standing tall.

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Kerala Police unmasks PFI’s terror face

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It took the police some time to catch up with the activities of the Popular Front of India (PFI), which projects itself as a socially committed organisation and a saviour of minorities, Dalits and the marginalised. But, with a series of raids on PFI centres across North Kerala yielding lethal weapons and foreign currency, the Kerala Police have now been able to expose the real face of terror of the religious outfit bolstering the apprehension that Islamic fundamentalists are waiting to spring a surprise in the state.



On April 23, Kannur police stormed into the office of Thanal Charitable Trust, an alleged arm of PFI, in Narath and caught 21 PFI activists—all aged between 22 and 31 years—red handed along with human shooting targets, bombs, bomb making materials, gun powder, eight swords, foreign currency notes, Iranian entry card in the name of Sadik Mangalodan to Kish Island free zone and leaflets of PFI and its political outfit SDPI (Social Democratic Party of India).



In another raid on April 25, police recovered a cache of weapons including swords and iron rods from the house of a PFI activist Khamarudden in Narath.



Majority among the arrested men are office bearers of PFI units and area committees within its Edakadu division in Kannur. Abdul Azeez, one among the arrested, was an accused in the murder of RSS worker T Ashwini Kumar in March 2005.



Kannur DSP Sukumaran who led the raid said, “The documents seized from the training camp prove the SDPI-PFI connection with the camp. All the 21 men arrested also were active workers and office-bearers of the SDPI-PFI.”



Police have slapped various sections of the UAPA (Unlawful Activities Prevention (amendment) Act) against the arrested PFI workers.



More significantly, PFI state leadership has maintained that all the 21 persons who have been arrested from the camp are members of the outfit. Though many of its activists were nabbed in various murder cases across the state earlier including the sensational palm-chopping case of a college professor in Thodupuzha, PFI and its outfits have consistently been on a denial mode saying that those were isolated incidents. Besides, PFI leaders often countered this argument by citing the violence unleashed by CPM on their rivals.



In a statement, PFI General Secretary OMA Salam alleged a conspiracy behind the arrest of PFI workers in Kannur.



Meanwhile, police officials feel this is just the tip of the iceberg and there are more such camps in the state.

= all part of the jihad that christianism is financing in India.