Reply to Faisal

Submitted by Amitabh tripathi (India), May 16, 2006 at 04:20

Like other Indian Islamic apologists Mr Faisal has applied the policy of propaganda rather than debate but he has denied link of local Indian Muslims from terrorist activities or any support to cause of global jihad or Osama Bin Laden . But some facts confront this theory of Indian Muslim apologists.

Mr Faisal You have said in your post all Muslims are not represented by Al-Queda it mean you also accept some Muslims are part of Al-Queda. I am also not saying that all Muslims are followers of Osama Bin Laden but every Indian Muslim are vulnerable .

I want to give three examples when local cleric or madrassa teacher have been is arrested in connection to terrorists activities.

In connection to Varansi blasts one Imam of Phulpur of Allahabad Waliullah was arrested who was area commander of northern India for Bangladesh based Islamic terrorist organization Harkat-UL-Jihad-Al-Islami, organisation which has close links with Al-Queda. On his confession police started to search one Zubair madrassa teacher in Baghpat in western UP and main source of recruitment for HUJI also master mind behind this blast on holiest temple of Hindus was killed in J&k in police encounter.

In connection to attack on Ram Temple in Ayodhya one Muslim medical practitioner from Delhi was arrested as he gave shelter and supported to terrorists in executing their nefarious plan.

Few months ago Mumbai police arrested one prominent member of Haj house of state as he was cadre of Pakistan based terrorist organization Lashker-E-Toiba . In his confession he told police that terrorists were given shelter and support from this Haj house.

Why these Muslims are supporting cause of global Jihad. For God's sake do not take excuse of poverty and illiteracy .

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