Terrorists Were Making Eight People Of Kanpur Online Miltants
Terrorists were making eight people of Kanpur online Jihadi, a big meeting was to be held on Bakrid.
Kanpur’s name is also there in the form filed by the ATS in the anti-terrorism court of Lucknow to take the Al Qaeda terrorists on remand.
It has been said that both the terrorists were doing the work of making eight people online jihadis. The ATS has also given evidence to the court as evidence.
It is believed that the ATS will soon bring both of them to Kanpur during the remand period.
The ATS appealed to the court to take Minhaj and Masiruddin on 14-day remand, which was accepted. Now both the terrorists are in the custody of ATS.
The court has been informed by the ATS that Minhaj is technically sound. He learned the nuances of internet media while training at a terrorist camp in Baramulla, Jammu.
He is also adept at laying landmines. Apart from this, Masiruddin knows better how to make maps, etc.
In the first pamphlet presented in the court of the investigation conducted by the ATS, it has been said that Minhaj was in contact with eight people from Kanpur who were to be made jihadis.
For now, training had just begun. It has been told that Minhaj used to first talk to people online by wearing a mask.
Only when he was convinced that the person concerned was of his use, he would reveal his face.
After this, hatred would be created for the second opinion and it was taken to such an extent that humans would even be ready to become a bomb.
The big meeting was to be held in Bakrid.
During interrogation to the ATS, both the terrorists told that they were going to have a big meeting soon in Kanpur.
The time was getting fixed around Bakrid. Its purpose was to connect other people of the society with the separatist organization.
Minhaj also stayed in Unnao.
It has come to the fore in ATS interrogation that Minhaj Ahmed used to stop in Unnao on his way from Lucknow to Kanpur.
About 10 years ago, the religious place where he stayed was developed in the form of a fort. The intention behind this was that no one could doubt it.
