Big Worry for India, terror groups in Bangladesh conspiring against…, book reveals…

The network of these organisations are extended across Assam, West Bengal, Kerala, and other parts of northern India.

New Delhi: A dangerous motive to incite Indian youths against their own system has come to light. A book accessed by News18 has shed light on this issue. A terrorist organisations, which has become active in Bangladesh after the regime change, has meticulously woven a conspiracy aimed at disrupting India’s unity and integrity. News18 India has accessed some images of this book, which, according to Indian intelligence agencies, was prepared in Bangladesh and is being distributed among Indian youth. The book contains passages urging Indian youth to wage jihad, take up arms, and dismantle the Indian system.

Dangerous Organisations are Supporting These Moves

According to a News18 report quoting sources, among the youths recently arrested by Assam Police, one is a Bangladeshi citizen. These individuals were attempting to spread terrorism in India based on religious ideologies.

The network of these organisations are extended across Assam, West Bengal, Kerala, and other parts of northern India. They were reportedly receiving continuous support from dangerous organizations like Al-Qaeda and the global terrorist network operating in Bangladesh.

‘Khut Batul Islam’

The Assam Police Special Task Force, which uncovered this racket, recovered the book from the arrested individuals. It served as a tool to mislead Indian youth and provoke them against the Indian system. The purpose of this book is to incite youth by misinterpreting religious principles and drawing them into anti-national activities.

According to intelligence agency sources, this book titled ‘Khut Batul Islam’ was produced in Bangladesh. The regime change in Bangladesh a few months ago has allowed extremist organizations to operate freely. Following the power shift, they have been given free rein to use Bangladeshi soil to propagate Pakistan’s agenda against India.

News18 has access to photographs of this poisonous book, mobile footage, and detailed information based on the interrogation of the arrested individuals.